How Donald Trump’s grandchildren channeled President-Elect’s Republican red ‘brand’ – and put on a ‘united’ family front with their fashion

The youngest members of the controversial president-elect’s family channeled the ‘Trump Brand’ with American prep fashion, as they sported blazers and chinos following the controversial politician’s shocking landslide victory this week, a stylist has revealed.

The former real estate magnate’s grandchildren projected a “united” front by nodding to the Republican image with red tones and business casual outfits.

Parents who dressed their children seemed to make a statement with the way they chose to style their little ones’ hair, showing an image of classic American-style pants and ties.

“Seeing Donald Trump on the election stage with his family, including his grandchildren, showed a close-knit family,” fashion expert Lisa Talbot told FEMAIL.

‘There were a variety of styles of clothing. The more informal and casual style of blazers, chinos and sneakers helps the American public relate to them more, makes them feel like they are “one of us.”

These were sported by the youngest members of the clan, namely Tristan, 13, Spencer, 12, and Chloe Trump, 10, the three youngest children of Don Jr and Vanessa Haydon.

Tristan and Spencer wore navy and beige pants with relaxed black blazers and button-down shirts.

They were both also wearing patterned ties, but to add a more relaxed look, similar to something easier to wear when they were kids, they also had white sneakers.

Meanwhile, her sister was wearing a red striped dress, marked with navy blue stripes, and sandals.

The calmer outfits are “just right for the younger members,” Lisa added, “without making them look like something they’re not.”

“They are young children in a very unusual environment,” he explained. “But representative of the occasion.”

The simple styles are available everywhere from George in Asda to M&S in the UK, meaning they are universally appropriate clothing for boys.

However, the stylist said the older male grandchildren were “more professional” in their suits.

Donald Trump III, 15, Don Jr and Vanessa’s eldest son, was his grandfather’s mini-me, as they wore matching black suits and Republican red ties.

Meanwhile, the politician’s youngest son, Barron, 18, stood out behind his father in a suit and striped tie with an American flag pin on his lapel.

“Wearing a suit is more professional, but they’ve played with the color of the tie to inject a more relaxed side and add election colors to stay ‘on brand,'” Lisa said.

“We still have to keep in mind that they are ‘Trump Brand,’ much like Donald Trump has worn a red hat throughout his entire campaign,” he revealed.

“Many voters did the same and wore one too.”

Elsewhere, 17-year-old Kai Trump, Trump’s eldest granddaughter who became something of a MAGA sweetheart after wowing the 2024 Republican National Convention crowd with a speech in which she spoke fondly of her “Grandpa,” was wearing a shiny black dress.

Lisa said the outfit was “simple, stylish and elegant for a young girl.”

“Personally, as a stylist, I believe that younger members of a family attending a more formal occasion can look smart and casual while still fitting the occasion,” the expert added.

“So they can enjoy and still be aware of their surroundings.”

After a landslide victory in the 2024 election, Donald Trump’s family and closest allies joined him on stage for his victory speech.

But two senior members of the Trump family were missing from a photo posted by Donald’s granddaughter Kai, taken at the election viewing party held at his Mar-a-Lago estate just hours earlier.

The 17-year-old captioned the photo “the whole team,” but future first lady Melania Trump was nowhere to be found.

Kimberly Guilfoyle, Don Jr’s fiancee of four years, was also not photographed with the family despite appearing at several campaign stops. Kai’s mother Vanessa Haydon, who shares five children with Don Jr, was front and center in the snap.

Elon Musk and his son, X Æ A-12, also managed to sneak into the family portrait. The Tesla billionaire became an avid MAGA fan and one of Trump’s biggest financial backers during the election. His X social media platform also became an unofficial campaign tool of the Republican Party.

These are the people – along with some other well-known names who have joined his side during the campaign for president – ​​who will take on important roles in his administration over the next four years.

Separately, when Trump took the stage Tuesday night to declare victory in the presidential race, his daughter Ivanka turned heads with her choice of outfit.

Ivanka, 43, decided to wear a royal blue velvet pantsuit for the historic moment, leading some critics to speculate that she was showing subtle support for Democrats, since the color of the Republican Party is red.

Ivanka, a former adviser to Trump’s first presidential term, was noticeably absent from her father’s campaign this year, refusing to attend a single rally until election night.

Some claimed that Ivanka’s blue suit on election night was her way of implying that she would have preferred a Kamala Harris victory over her father, with observers wondering, “Of all the colors…why blue?” .

Ivanka was alongside her husband, investor and former Trump administration official, Jared Kushner, on stage on election night, while much of her family was located on the other side of the platform.

Critics noted that, along with Ivanka’s blue suit, this may have been the First Daughter’s way of showing her distaste for her family’s politics.

‘Why is Ivanka Trump wearing a Democratic shade of blue? And she is very far from Trump and the rest of the family…” said an observer in X.

Ivanka wasn’t the only one drawing scrutiny on Election Day with her choice of clothing, as First Lady Jill Biden also chose to wear the other side’s colors.

Biden wore a bright red pantsuit on Tuesday, knowing he would be voting and speaking to voters in swing states in front of a multitude of cameras all day.

Many were convinced he did it to say goodbye to Kamala Harris, who was seen as someone who pushed Joe Biden aside and brutally expelled him from her campaign after his disastrous performance in the June debate.

Ivanka was a Democrat until her father became a Republican. Her husband, Jared Kushner, was also one and her immediate family remain prominent Democratic donors.

President-elect Trump himself was also a member of the liberal party, but permanently changed his affiliation to the Republican Party in 2012.