Forget the tailored suits and high-gloss Washington image — Ivanka Trump has quietly switched lanes. During a winter break in Aspen, the 44-year-old was spotted leaning hard into low-effort, high-impact casual, revealing a version of herself rarely seen in public.
Joined by her husband Jared Kushner and their three children — Arabella, Joseph, and Theodore — Ivanka appeared more relaxed than ever as the family blended into the snowy resort scene. No entourage. No statement glamour. Just winter layers, neutral tones, and a noticeably makeup-free face.
During a daytime stroll through town, Ivanka opted for a cropped black fleece, flared denim, and black sneakers — an outfit that felt deliberately anti-glam. Oversized sunglasses and a simple ponytail completed the look, signaling comfort over curation. Jared mirrored the understated vibe in an all-black winter uniform, while the kids were bundled up for the cold as Aspen’s ski season buzzed into full swing.
A few days later, Ivanka pulled back the curtain further by sharing intimate snapshots from the trip on social media. The images told a different story: cozy indoor family moments, playful coordination, and subtle style statements that felt personal rather than performative.
One standout look featured Ivanka in an emerald suede skirt paired with a black Western-style hat and boots — a quiet nod to mountain chic. Her daughter Arabella echoed the elegance in a houndstooth dress, while Joseph and Theodore matched in soft blue sweaters, proving that even off-duty, the family doesn’t abandon visual harmony.
On the slopes, Ivanka traded neutrals for bold color, stepping out in a striking red ski suit. In another frame, her sons wore matching red ski pants, reinforcing the family’s knack for coordinated aesthetics — even in snow gear.
Later, photographers captured Ivanka and Jared walking hand in hand through the resort’s snow-dusted streets. Ivanka wore a practical wool turtleneck paired with bright red snow pants and sneakers, striking a balance between warmth and statement dressing. The mood was unguarded, calm, and refreshingly ordinary.
Aspen has long been a magnet for discreet luxury, offering both elite dining and quiet anonymity. It’s a familiar destination for Ivanka, who was also spotted there last winter after dinner at Matsuhisa, where she dined with Kushner and Jeff Bezos.
This year’s visit, however, felt different. Less about being seen — more about disappearing into the snow.
