Vice President Kamala Harris’ stepdaughter Ella Emhoff bared a lot during her recent runway appearance at the 2022 New York Fashion Week at United Nations Plaza in New York City.
She made headlines Monday after Emhoff hit the runway over the weekend in one outfit showing her going braless and topless with little more than a sheer mint green floor-length scarf for a top at the Spring/Summer 2023 Prabal Gurung fashion show.
She topped the look with a black leather mini skirt, black wrap-up high heels, and long black leather gloves with her hair pulled all the way back.
The photos from the show have surfaced all over social media. We have included one of the pictures with the image blurred.
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Emhoff, the daughter of the second gentleman Doug Emhoff with his first wife Kerstin Emhoff, was signed to IMG Models following her appearance at President Joe Biden’s inauguration in January 2021.
In February that year, she made her runway debut at New York Fashion Week for the Proenza Schouler Fall/Winter 2021 fashion show. In March 2021, Emhoff posted photos on her Instagram, teasing her first magazine shoot and cover photo.
“DUST MAGAZINE ISSUE 18,” Emhoff captioned her post. “Truly honored to work with an amazing team and be able to wear my thesis jacket.”
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In a New York Times interview, Ella called her sudden modeling career surprising.
“I was pretty surprised when everything with IMG was happening because when I was younger, I never saw that as being part of my timeline,” Emhoff shared at the time. “As someone who, like a lot of young girls out there, had self-confidence issues, it is intimidating and scary to go into this world that is hyper-focused on you and the body.”
She also told the NYT that the attention to her inauguration outfit was something she didn’t expect.
“I knew the coat would be a hit because I loved it so much, and I think that’s all that really mattered to me,” Emhoff shared. “But I don’t think anyone expected the kerfuffle it caused on the internet.”