Kobe Bryant’s daughter Natalia shows off high-end fit for blossoming model career

Natalia Bryant has been a professional model for a while, but is really going mainstream lately including at New York Fashion Week.
The oldest daughter of the late Kobe Bryant just graduated from the University of Southern California with a degree in film where she crushed her white dress on graduation day. While she still wants a career in film and just did a Nike commercial for Kobe’s sneakers with New York Knicks star Jalen Brunson, she’s been a professional model for a while.

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The 22-year-old who looks so much like mom Vanessa Bryant was recently representing a brand while at a WNBA game, and then crushed a preppy look while at the US Open. For NYFW, she strutted on the runway in a supermodel fit.
On Monday, she posted this high-end fashion that is sure to turn heads.
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Natalia has said she wants to pursue a career in film, but she certainly has one in modeling.
When she’s not walking runways and dropping fit hits, she’s helping mom with sisters Bianka, 8, and Capri, 6. They all just were honored at the Los Angeles Dodgers game on Kobe Bryant Bobblehead night.

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