Lori Harvey Goes Fully See-Through in Plunging Lace Chanel at Paris Fashion Week

Lori Harvey let the lace do the talking. At Chanel’s Spring 2027 show at the Grand Palais on Monday, October 5 — the penultimate day of Paris Fashion Week, per Red Carpet Fashion Awards — the 29-year-old model arrived in a plunging midi dress that theFashionSpot described as fully see-through.

The piece came from Chanel’s Fall-Winter 2026 collection: a nectar-yellow lace dress with a plunging neckline, intricate floral embroidery and rhinestones, sequins and multicoloured beads woven right through the transparent fabric. A second theFashionSpot report described it as a pastel green-and-yellow slip, layered under a cream cropped tweed jacket with raw fringe edges and big amber buttons — classic Chanel on the shoulders, very little left to the imagination underneath.

The extras were not cheap. theFashionSpot reported she wore Chanel’s silver-and-gold square-toe pumps in crumpled laminated lambskin and calfskin ($1,400), carried a dark burgundy lambskin Hobo Handbag ($6,300) and added Chanel pendant earrings with opalescent camellia-inspired resin. Her brunette hair was styled in glossy, side-parted Old Hollywood waves.

Harvey shared the night on Instagram with a simple “Merci beaucoup” to @chanelofficial, after posting a get-ready-with-me reel before she arrived at the Grand Palais. Inside, she sat front row under the show’s giant flying-bird installations, in a crowd Red Carpet Fashion Awards said included Dua Lipa, Pedro Pascal and Nicole Kidman.

Not everyone gave it full marks. Red Carpet Fashion Awards filed the look under “Almost There,” loving the lace-and-tweed combo but not the shoes: “The metallic slingbacks aren’t terrible, but they aren’t the shoes I would have chosen.” The same site also spotted a dress-twin moment — Adèle Exarchopoulos wore the same pale-yellow Chanel Fall 2026 dress on that front row, with burgundy shoes, and Lily-Rose Depp had worn it before them both.

Scoop’s verdict? Lace: see-through. Neckline: plunging. Shoes: debatable. Lori Harvey just made Chanel’s front row the sexiest seat in Paris.