Official portraits of Trump and Vance released

The elected president Donald Trump‘s transition team shared official portraits of Trump and the vice president-elect J.D. Vance days before them inauguration.

In both brightly lit portraits, the Republicans are dressed in blue suits over white collared shirts and blue ties, while Trump wears an American flag lapel pin.

Trump’s photo accurately depicts his stony expression his photo from 2023when he was incarcerated in the Fulton County Jail after being charged with crimes related to trying to reverse his loss to the president Joe Biden in the 2020 elections in Georgia.

In Vance’s photo, the former U.S. senator from Ohio is smiling with his mouth closed and his arms folded across his chest.

Trump’s chief photographer, Daniel Torak, first released the photos on Wednesday social networks.

See full portraits of Trump and Vance below.

Here’s a side-by-side comparison of President-elect Trump’s official portrait from December 2016 and the new second-term portrait.

Nine months into his first term, Trump’s White House released official portraits of him and then-Vice President Mike Pence. This photo, released on Halloween 2017, shows Trump smiling broadly.