President-elect Donald Trump’s transition team shared official portraits of Trump and Vice President-elect JD Vance before their inauguration. Both of the brightly lit portraits capture the Republicans wearing blue suits over white collared shirts and blue ties, with Trump sporting an American flag pin on his lapel. Trump’s expression and head angle closely mirror the stone-faced look he wore when his mugshot was taken in the Fulton County Jail in Georgia. President-elect Donald Trump’s transition team shared official portraits of Trump and Vice President-elect JD Vance days before their inauguration. Both of the brightly lit portraits capture the Republicans wearing blue suits over white collared shirts and blue ties, with Trump sporting an American flag pin on his lapel. Trump’s photo closely mirrors his stone-faced expression from his 2023 mugshot, when he was booked at the Fulton County Jail after being charged with crimes related to trying to overturn his loss to President Joe Biden in Georgia’s 2020 election. South Korea’s President Yoon Suk Yeol arrested as agencies probe his short-lived martial law decreeTrump says he’ll create ‘External Revenue Service’ to collect tariffs, foreign revenuePete Hegseth hearing: Defense pick grilled on sex, alcohol, management allegationsTrump is fixated on Greenland — a vast Arctic island with massive resource potential In Vance’s photo, the former U.S. senator from Ohio is smiling with a closed mouth, and folding his arms over his chest. Trump’s chief photographer, Daniel Torok, first revealed the photos Wednesday on social media. See the full portraits of Trump and Vance below. President Donald Trump 2025 Official Presidential Portrait Official Vice-Presidential portrait of J.D. Vance. Here is a side-by-side comparison of Trump’s official president-elect portrait from December 2016, and the new second-term portrait. Official Presidential portraits of President Donald Trump in 2017 (L) and 2025 (R) Nine months into his first term, Trump’s White House released official portraits of him and then-Vice President Mike Pence. That photo, shared on Halloween of 2017, shows Trump smiling broadly. Library of CongressPresident Donald Trump’s official Presidential portrait in 2017. Why Vanguard likes a 40/60 portfolio to boost returns over the next decadeGoldman says market ‘increasingly vulnerable’ to correction, recommends downside protectionMore strategists are bracing for a 10% market correctionJefferies sees more upside for these 2 AI chip stocks over Nvidia