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Former Vice President Joe Biden Supports Daughter Ashley’s Debut at NYFW

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Former vice president Joe Biden headed to NYC to support his daughter Ashley Biden’s New York Fashion Week debut on Tuesday, Feb. 7. Gary Gershoff/WireImage

Giving back runs in the family! Former vice president Joe Biden was spotted at New York Fashion Week on Tuesday, February 7, supporting a cause close to his heart: his daughter Ashley Biden‘s charitable clothing label.

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With Gilt as a partner, Ashley, 35, debuted her new Livelihood hoodies, which support under-resourced communities in the U.S. — and her proud mom and dad were right by her side. The former VP looked dapper in a navy blue suit, while his wife, Dr. Jill Biden, rocked a black ensemble with leather accents, teamed with blue sandals. Ashley, meanwhile, stunned in a floral dress and red pumps — and, of course, one of her hoodies.

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Jill, Ashley and Joe Biden (from left) at Livelihood launch. Jamie McCarthy/Getty

The Presidential Medal of Freedom recipient told E! News, “I’m very proud of her. She’s been trying to change the world since she was 3.”

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Ashley teamed up with fellow Delaware native Aubrey Plaza, who says that when she was growing up, she relied on the local arts programs Livelihood will support. “Ashley and I both talked about our love for Wilmington and for Delaware [when we met],” Plaza said in a release. “I told her how some of the community programs in Wilmington influenced me as a child and helped me get to where I am today.”

Currently the line includes a cream women’s pullover ($89, gilt.com) and a blue unisex zip-up ($99, gilt.com). Both styles were designed and made in the U.S.A., and 100 percent of the proceeds will benefit education initiatives, vocational training and more for two underserved cities a year, starting with Wilmington, Delaware, and Anacostia, Washington, D.C.

As Ashley explained on Gilt’s website, “Livelihood is about celebration the resiliency in under-served communities (the artists, the entrepreneurs and the innovators), supporting them as they work to advance social and economic justice.”

The line is currently available to shop at gilt.com.

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