Kamala Harris’ Stepdaughter Ella Emhoff Models Sustainable Vivaia Shoes With ‘Big Pants’

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Ella Emhoff is the latest celebrity showing her love for the brand Vivaia. The model, designer and second family member took to Instagram to share a slew of mirror selfies displaying her distinctive fashion sense, and two of her outfits included Vivaia styles.

Emhoff proved her wardrobe is ready for the change of seasons, captioning her post, “big pants summer turning into big pants fall.” The big pants in question were paired with a range of shoes, including Vivaia’s Margot Mary Jane in Ruby Red and the brand’s Margaret silhouette in Apricot. Offering up some style inspiration to her hundreds of thousands of followers, she wore the red Mary Jane with faded black wide-leg jeans, a T-shirt and a beige jacket. The $97 shoe features a knit upper made from plastic bottles and a natural Artemisia Argyi herbal insole.

Emhoff paired the Margaret style with seemingly the same pair of jeans and a seafoam green zip-up jacket. The $97 ballerina flat features a basket weave knit pattern on the upper and a delicate bow in front. Like the Margot, the upper is made from plastic bottles and is available in a range of colorways.

Additional celebrities to have stepped into Vivaia shoes include Jenna Ortega, who wore a black and white pair of cap-toe pumps in August; and Scarlett Johannson, who slipped on a pair of mule heels in 2023. The sustainability-focused brand has been expanding recently, having opened its first European pop-up in August underneath the Louvre in Paris.

Emhoff, meanwhile, showed she was a fan of Mary Janes at the Democratic National Convention in August, when she wore a classic black pair styled with white socks. The 25-year-old continues to serve as a style icon as she delves deeper into the world of fashion.

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