  Complex vector light modes, classically-entangled in their spatial and
polarisation degrees of freedom (DoF), havebecome ubiquitous in a vast
diversity of research fields. Crucially, while polarisation is limited to a
bi-dimensionalspace, the spatial mode is unbounded, it can be specified by any
of the sets of solutions the wave equation can supportin the different
coordinate systems. Here we report on a class of vector beams with elliptical
symmetry where thespatial DoF is encoded in the Ince-Gaussian modes of the
cylindrical elliptical coordinates. We outline their geometricrepresentation on
the Higher-Order Poincar\'e Sphere, demonstrate their experimental generation
and analyse the qualityof the generated modes via Stokes polarimetry. We
anticipate that such vector modes will be of great relevance inapplications,
such as, optical manipulations, laser material processing and optical
communications amongst others.
