Kamala Harris’ stepdaughter Ella Emhoff’s knitted minidress is a fascinating peek into her creativity, reminding everyone why her DIY knits hit so hard. In a new Instagram Reel, the fashion designer twirls through past pieces from her label and writes, “Going through my old knitwear brand archive,” in the caption. The video serves up several looks, but one steals the show: a sky blue minidress covered in bright red bows.
Ella Emhoff elevates knitted minidress with adorable bows
Kamala Harris’ stepdaughter Ella Emhoff’s knitted minidress with bows is true to her style. It is a sleeveless, swingy outfit done in open‑stitch crochet, light enough to layer over a white tank. Rows of hand‑tied red bows trail across the front, sides, and back so they bounce with each twirl.
While presenting the dress, Emhoff keeps the styling casual in a brown beanie, glasses, and ankle-length socks, fitting the at‑home setting while letting the texture do all the talking. Blue and red always pop together, and here the color play makes the simple shift feel both dramatic and bold.
The dress has personality. One can see the craft: the slight variations in the red bows, the airy stitch, as well as the way the hem kicks out when she moves. The outfit’s micro length gives it a mod shape. Moreover, the bow placement captures attention without overwhelming her frame.
If we are refining, the open stitch shows more than it needs to in strong light. Therefore, a fitted slip or boy shorts in a nude tone would have cleaned up the lines. Additionally, swapping the beanie for a sleek headband and adding sheer tights with Mary Janes would work like magic for this look.
The clip also flashes other hits from her archive, including a candy stripe sweater with wide pants, a rainbow halter top with a skirt, blue knit trousers with a red and pink stripe at the hem, and finally, a slim striped dress, one with tiny tomato patches that nod to her offbeat styling. All the outfits are colorful, cheerful, and unmistakably hers.
Kamala Harris’ stepdaughter Ella Emhoff’s bow‑adorned minidress is still the standout — playful, handmade, and ready for wearing to a Y2K-themed party.
Originally reported by Ishika Mishra on theFashionSpot.
