All the fashion Ella Emhoff wore this week at the Democratic National Convention

Though there have been many stylish standouts from the Democratic National Convention in Chicago this week, Ella Emhoff seemed to have the most fun.

Though there have been many stylish standouts from the Democratic National Convention in Chicago this week — from former first lady Michelle Obama’s deconstructed suit by Monse, to Vice President Kamala Harris’s custom Chloé and first lady Jill Biden’s shimmering blue Ralph Lauren dress — it was the vice president’s stepdaughter, Ella Emhoff, who seemed to have the most fun with her fashion choices. That should come as no surprise to anyone who’s followed Emhoff since Harris took office. Emhoff, who is signed to IMG models and is an artist and fashion designer, has been a boon for high fashion and is poised to only become more influential if she becomes part of the official first family. However, Emhoff is already affectionately known as the “First Daughter of Bushwick” — Brooklyn’s home for artsy, stick-and-poke-tattooed twentysomethings — having modeled for designers including Proenza Schouler and Maisie Wilen since her breakout moment in an embellished houndstooth ensemble at President Joe Biden’s inauguration in 2021. Over the past few nights, the 25-year-old has given clear examples of what we can expect from her if she steps into the role of “first daughter.” On Monday, she wore a sleeveless Helmut Lang scarf top and pleated pants, paired with the campaign’s possibly Chappell Roan-coded camo hunter camp. The next night, it was classic Thom Browne plaid suiting with her naturally curly hair slicked back, carrying a cookie bag from cult brand Puppets and Puppets. “If you saw me cry on tv NO YOU DIDN’T,” she wrote on Instagram that night, showing a clip of her tearing up over her father, second gentleman Doug Emhoff, taking the stage. On Thursday, Emhoff addressed the convention, telling the crowd that her “Momala” came into her life at 14 years old — “famously a very easy time for a teenager,” she joked, before praising the vice president. “Like a lot of young people, I didn’t always understand what I was feeling, but no matter what, Kamala was there for me. She was patient, caring and always took me seriously. She’s never stopped listening to me and she’s not going to stop listening to all of us.”