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Lori Harvey uses her breathtaking beauty to help Cadillac launch its new Celestiq car campaign

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Lori Harvey put on a busty and leggy display as she posed in Cadillac's new Celestiq campaign launch.The 25-year-old socialite wore a strapless little black mini dress as she stood tantalizingly in front of the company's new vehicle.In an Instagram post she shared the snapshot, writing in the caption: 'Effortlessly Iconic.' Gorgeous: Lori Harvey put on a busty and leggy display as she posed in Cadillac's new Celestiq-launching campaignHarvey, the founder of skincare line SKN by LH, added, '@cadillac #CELESTIQ #ad.'Lori - stepdaughter to comedian, host, and actor Steve Harvey - stood tall in a pair of open-toe black heels that displayed her clean white manicure.

She rocked her recently chopped hair styled in a side part, with the locks ironed straight.Harvey modeled a sleek cat-eye, nude lipstick, and wore large statement earrings that were visible with one side of her hair slicked behind her ear.

Eye-catching: A second promotional image was uploaded in her Story, showing the stunner's feminine silhouette as she stood in front of a yellow version of the car modelA second promotional image was uploaded in her Story, showing the stunner's feminine silhouette as stood in front of a yellow version of the car model.

There was a YouTube link embedded over the snapshot, leading viewers who click on it to a two-minute advert featuring Lenny Kravitz.The Cadillac collaboration is the latest for the booked and busy superstar, who worked closely with Michael Kors for her Met Gala appearance last May.

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