Kylie Jenner rocks oversized white tracksuit with daughter Stormi, two, in her arms in Aspen

Kylie Jenner looked every inch at the adoring mother as she held her almost three-year-old daughter Stormi in her arms at a party in Aspen, Colo. On Friday.

After the 23-year-old cosmetics mogul spent most of New Year’s Day on the slopes and overseeing her little daughter’s snowboarding lessons, the duo looked happier than ever spending time in the city. .

For their outing, the reality TV star donned a comfy oversized white tracksuit, while her toddler rocked an all-black ensemble, aside from a pair of pink Converse sneakers.

Before donning a blue disposable mask, Jenner gave viewers a quick peek at her glamorous makeup, which included matte lipstick on her famous pout.

Plus, the reality TV star rocked some false eyelashes, contour powder, highlighter, and styled her recently dyed fuchsia braids into a sleek bun.

She seemed to keep her accessories to a minimum other than her large gold earrings and a few rings.

On Sunday, the beauty gave her 207 million Instagram followers a glimpse of her stunning accommodations as she strolled around in Louis Vuitton slippers.

In snaps uploaded to her Instagram story, she showed off her vacation rental, which had exposed brick walls, high ceilings, and wood accents.

Its pavilion also included a number of luxury amenities like a private bowling alley, pool table, swimming pool, and huge windows to watch the snow fall from the sofa.

Despite the raging pandemic, it looks like a group of the Kardashian / Jenner family have always been able to come together to celebrate the New Year, including Kylie’s boyfriend Travis Scott.

Additionally, his mother Kris Jenner, Kendall Jenner, Corey Gamble and Fai Khadra were also present on the trip.

In Aspen, the family has been seen shopping all over town and eating at upscale restaurants, as Colorado has more lenient COVID-19 rules that allow eating indoors, unlike Los Angeles.

Their trip ignored recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which urged Americans not to travel during the holiday season as COVID-19 cases have increased across the country.

In their native Southern California, the ICU space has fallen to zero percent of its capacity in recent days, and the state on Friday saw a grim milestone with a new one-day record of COVID-deaths. 19.

The trip comes after they canceled their annual Christmas party for the first time in more than 40 years and were unable to take a group vacation photo.