Kamala Harris: The secret star of the election campaign is stepdaughter

About three and a half years ago, Ella Emhoff, 25, the adopted daughter of presidential candidate Kamala Harris, first caused a stir. Now he can help Democrats win votes among Gen Z.

In terms of fashion, Biden’s 2020 inauguration is a very sad event. He provided a bright spot among all the gray and plain clothes. She sent fashion fans into a frenzy with Miu Miu’s checked coat embellished with crystals on the shoulders. Overnight she became a woman.

Shortly after, he invited Anna Wintour to the Met Gala. However, the American mainly shares her knitting creations on her Instagram account. Even though she works as a model, she only posts her photos from time to time. However, he is currently stealing the show from Kamal among the younger generation.

Gen Z celebrates Ella for her crazy looks and creativity. Ella lives the life of an artist in New York, specifically in the Bushwick district. It is located in the north of Brooklyn and is known for its street art and great clubs. Ella graduated from New York’s Parsons School of Design.

Her feminism has won her many admirers. Ella opens up about her concerns about modeling because the industry “focuses so much on you and your body.” She has tattoos, armpit hair and a monobrow and therefore does not fit the classic ideal of beauty.

Emhoff is also politically active. The topic of diversity is very important to her. Among other things, she raises money for black transgender people in need with the group “For the Gworls”. Her dad, attorney Doug Emhoff, and Kamala certainly had influence. Ella once told the New York Times that there were heated discussions at the dinner table.

With her huge fan base of mostly young women (over 300,000 people follow Ella on Insta), the 25-year-old definitely has the power to make Kamal popular among this group. She seems to know this. On Monday, the designer retweeted a post by singer Charli XCX, 31, in which she called Kamal a “brat.” Charlie popularized the phrase with his album of the same name. This word is mainly used by women and should be understood as a compliment. It means he is shy, cheeky, self-confident and confused. “Got Charli XCX,” Emhoff wrote in a post on X.