Kamala Harris’ stepdaughter, Ella Emhoff, debuted a jaw-dropping backless dress at New York Fashion Week. The outfit showcased her massive swan tattoo, prompting fans to rave about the body art.
Check out the outfit below.
Ella Emhoff stuns in backless dress as she flaunts her swan tattoo
Ella Emhoff stepped out at the New York Fashion Week in a stunning backless outfit that offered an unobstructed view of her swan tattoo. The artist and fashion designer shared an Instagram carousel on Wednesday, September 17 that documented the ensemble along with other outfits she wore this week.
The gallery opens with a shot of Emhoff flaunting her intricate tattoo of a regal swan as she looks over her shoulder. She wore a black, backless designer piece from Sandy Liang, a notable fashion label in New York City.
Fans began reacting to the look, with one user writing, “The tattoo is so poetic with your outfit!!!” while another commented, “well I didn’t know someone could slay this hard.”
Emhoff shared all the striking fashion moments with a caption saying, “nyfw round up Thank you to all the brands for letting me play dress up and see your beautiful shows! Thank you to my friends for being the best ever! Thank you to Jerry for being the best boy while I was out and about. Till next time…”
The collection also features Emhoff wearing another backless number, showcasing her extensive inkwork. It was a gray, knitted maxi dress from Tyler McGillivary, whose body-hugging fit also offered a snatched silhouette.
Additionally, Emhoff also donned other exquisite ensembles from multiple renowned fashion brands and designers. These include Marc Jacobs, Prada, Rachel Antonoff, Susan Alexandra, and more.
Ella Emhoff is the daughter of former U.S. Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff and the stepdaughter of his wife, the former Vice President Kamala Harris. She is a rising star in the fashion industry and has garnered significant attention for her artistic endeavors. Emhoff is also an avid knitter and ceramics painter. Fans can purchase her work from her website.
Originally reported by Namrata Ghosh on Mandatory.
