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Lori Harvey Stepped Out in a Sheer Black Dress and High Spiral Heels

A newly single Lori Harvey made a stylish appearance at The Venetian in Las Vegas on Saturday, June 25. The model attended the opening of the Japanese restaurant WAKUDA in a curve-hugging black dress that would make anyone do a double take. The knee-length design is Rick Owens's Dustulator dress and features a cowl neck, ruched midsection, and sheer inserts down the bodice.

The dress brings to mind a black cutout number Harvey wore just a couple months earlier for a night out with friends, also designed by Rick Owens. Just like her latest look, the LBD packed plenty of sex appeal and effortless sophistication with its delicate draping and softly gathered fabric. Harvey is clearly a fan of the fashion designer's quiet luxury ethos and avant-garde aesthetic.

The Skn by LH founder completed her ensemble with a pair of the Bottega Veneta spiral python heels in a chocolate shade and accessorized with a few Cartier and Van Cleef & Arpels jewels, including Cartier's Diamond-Paved Love Bracelet, Juste un Clou Bracelet and Panthère De Cartier Watch in yellow gold, as well as the Van Cleef & Arpels Vintage Alhambra Bracelet.

Taking to Instagram to document her night, Harvey simply captioner her post, "12 hours in Vegas ✨." She finished with a sleek back bun with baby hairs framing her face and her signature soft-glam makeup. This Vegas trip follows another stylish outing earlier this month, where Harvey stepped out for a baby shower in a Joah Brown bra top and vintage Roberto Cavalli low-slung animal-print skirt. The multihyphenate continues to inspire with her refined personal style.

Ahead, view the entrepreneur's opening look and discover similar dresses and accessories.



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