Lori Harvey served sleek sporty style while out with Hailey Bieber on Thursday. The duo was spotted making their way to a pilates class in West Hollywood, Calif.
Harvey looked cool and casual for the workout session. The SKN by LH founder made a case for cozy street style, wearing a white cropped crewneck sweatshirt with GymShark leggings.
Harvey accessorized with small chunky hoop earrings, dark cate-eye Celine sunglasses and a black shoulder bag. She slicked her hair back into a bun and opted for a fresh face no makeup look.
Hailey Bieber was also casually dressed for the workout class. The supermodel donned an oversized black zip-up hoodie with tiny biker shorts and white New Balance sneakers.
Rounding out Harvey’s look was a pair of white sneakers. The classic style included orange detailing around at the front with a thick outsole and pull tab at the back.
White sneakers remain as the ideal go-to casual sneaker. The right pair of white kicks can offer endless versatility. The eternally stylish silhouette is timeless and manages to be simultaneously on-trend every season.
Harvey is everyone’s favorite It-Girl due to her incomparable style and confident attitude. She has an ultra-chic sartorial sense that she continues to display at formal events while traveling and when she hits the pavement around LA. Her wardrobe is a mix of streetwear and athletic apparel.
Harvey’s shoe style is equally as stylish, consisting of several Yeezy silhouettes, lace-up sandals and chunky boots. The skincare entrepreneur has made a name for herself within the industry by starring in campaigns for Michael Kors, Valentino and Dolce & Gabbana. She has also partnered with Sephora and PrettyLittleThing.
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