Barron, the youngest son of President Trump, is effortlessly rocking a more laid-back hairstyle as he confidently makes his way to his university classes in Manhattan.
Unlike the neatly styled hair he sported at his father’s inauguration earlier in the year, where he mimicked his father’s formal grooming, Barron now showcases a more relaxed and tousled look.
In these exclusive photos from DailyMail.com, the towering 19-year-old freshman at NYU’s Stern School of Business is captured exuding a chill vibe with a casual ensemble consisting of a loose sweater layered over what seems to be a polo shirt, paired with jeans and Adidas sneakers.
However, his choice of a more Democrat blue for the entire ensemble might raise eyebrows with the red-infused MAGA crowd.
Barron, who at 6ft 7ins is easily the tallest of the President’s three sons, also appears to be thickening out a little as he matures and enjoys student life at the prestigious school.
That weighty expectation is another similarity to his father, whose bulk steadily increased from his younger years before he shed a reported 30lbs in three years.
Barron might be treated like most other students as he learns the complexities of the business world for his undergraduate degree. But as our pictures reveal, his Secret Service shadow is just one step behind him.
Yet despite having one of the world’s most recognizable faces mingling among them, others hurrying to class barely give him a second glance.
Barron looks every inch the hair to the throne – showing off a shaggier, more relaxed mane as he strides with purpose to university classes in Manhattan this week
The towering 19-year-old freshman at NYU’s Stern School of Business continued the casual vibe in these exclusive DailyMail.com pictures with a loose sweater over what appears to be a polo shirt and atop jeans and AdidasÂ
Barron looked more like his father than ever at the January inauguration. But now he’s changed his look again
Reports are conflicting about the integration into college life of a young man who has been in the news almost from the day he was born.
On one hand, a source told People: ‘He’s a ladies man for sure. He’s really popular with the ladies.
‘He’s tall and handsome. A lot of people seem to think he’s pretty attractive – yes, even liberal people like him.’ Another, alluding to a slightly older world charm, said he was ‘an old soul, who is smart, well spoken and well read.
‘He has lived through experiences others his age haven’t. He has seen a lot and he knows who he is.’
But then other sources told TMZ he prefers to stay isolated at times, playing video games rather than socializing with fellow students.
Multiple attendees told the outlet the budding tycoon ’spends little time on campus’ always sits at the back of classrooms and moves ‘very quickly’ from the school buildings to a waiting SUV.
One claimed: ‘He hardly exists.’ Although classmates generally describe him as ‘chill’ and ‘friendly’ person whose computer challenge of choice is the soccer game FIFA.
The former president of NYU College Republicans, Kaya Walker, told Vanity Fair: ‘He’s sort of like an oddity on campus. He goes to class, he goes home.’
Barron might be treated like most other students as he learns the complexities of the business world for his undergraduate degree. But as our pictures reveal, his Secret Service shadow is just one step behind him.
The budding tycoon ’spends little time on campus’ always sits at the back of classrooms and moves ‘very quickly’ from the school buildings to a waiting SUV
Barron Trump, 18, delighted fans with a slick new look at his father’s second inaugurationÂ
Barron reportedly commutes to college from the Trump Tower apartment of father Donald and doting 54-year-old mother Melania.
To get him to class, a motorcade of black SUVs drives him 20 minutes to Tisch Hall, Stern’s undergrad building.
It’s not known what his fellow students and professors think of his father’s foreign trade tariffs agenda that has caused such stock market turmoil around the world.
Yet there is a prospect of Barron himself having to contend with them if a planned business venture with two pals gets off the ground and the tariffs are fully implemented.
The fledgling powerbroker is reportedly launching his own luxury real estate company to closely follow in his father’s footsteps – concentrating on high-end properties and golf courses in Utah, Arizona and Idaho.
Friends Carter Fulcher, whose family runs a prominent real estate company in the Idaho, and old school classmate Cameron Roxburgh are his partners.
The trio listed Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago compound in Palm Beach, Florida, as a company address after incorporating in Wyoming in July 2024.
They reportedly dissolved the company four months later to avoid any election-related media attention, according to Roxburgh. But that was just a pause and it’s reported a launch is planned shortly.
Meanwhile, Barron has dipped his toe into the political scene by using his social media acumen to win over a tide of younger voters to the MAGA cause before the November election.
This included encouraging President Trump to appear on popular podcasts, like the three-hour interview on The Joe Rogan Experience that made such an impression with Gen Z men.
Barron was by his father’s side when Chief Justice John Roberts swore Donald Trump in for his first term in 2017
Barron has reverted to the hairstyle he had when he was spotted ini New Jersey with his parents in 2020 – but he is considerably bulkier
Like father like son! Barron’s new look is remniscent of the president’s shaggier style
Barron graduated from exclusive Oxbridge Academy near West Palm Beach in May last year and speculation was wild about where he would attend college.
His father eventually revealed the location and later mom Melania opened up on Fox News, saying: ‘I could not say I’m an empty nester. I don’t feel that way.’
She said Barron was ‘his own person’ and that she gave him his own yes and no’s while he was growing up.
Melania added: ‘It was his decision to come here, that he wants to be in New York and study in New York and live in his home, and I respect that.’
On Barron’s influence in the general election, she said he was ‘very vocal’ behind the scenes in the campaign and ‘knew exactly who his father needs to contact and to talk to.’
