At Miu Miu’s Miutine party in New York, Lori Harvey leaned into the brand’s styling code of the season: pumps worn with socks. Her pair combined metallic turquoise hosiery with the house’s soon-to-release brown leather heels, a runway silhouette set to retail for $1,200.
The pumps themselves carried all the classic hallmarks — a pointed toe, slim heel, and waxed calf leather burnished to look lived-in. A stitched jacquard logo tag on the heel was the only branding, a quiet brand signature.
Lori Harvey attends the Miu Miu Miutine party at The Twenty Two Hotel on Friday night wearing Miu Miu brown leather pumps and teal socks in New York City.
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The socks brought the twist. Their shimmer and logo stamping broke the polish of the leather, peeking above the topline in a flash of color. It wasn’t just Harvey; Chloë Sevigny and Amelia Gray Hamlin hit the same note, making the socks-and-pumps pairing less a styling quirk than the party’s uniform.
Harvey’s outfit echoed Miu Miu’s collegiate streak — a gray cardigan, pleated skirt and a structured brown shoulder bag.
A closer look at Lori Harvey’s brown leather pump and bright teal sock styling at the Miutine Party in New York City.
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That party stop also slotted into a string of sharp shoe moments for Harvey. In July, she sat front row at Balenciaga couture week in the brand’s black Knife pumps, a silhouette defined by its razor-sharp toe. Weeks later, she was in Los Angeles wearing The Row’s cushioned grosgrain flip-flops, one of the most divisive sandals on the market. Back-to-back, the choices tracked her range — from exaggerated formalism to stripped-down minimalism.
The Miutine party doubled as more than a fragrance launch. The brand’s new lineup of ambassadors — Chloë Sevigny, Paloma Elsesser and Coco Gauff among them — framed the evening as a preview of Miu Miu in 2025 and hinted at what’s ahead for 2026. Matching socks and pumps across guests left the house code in no doubt.