Ainsley Earhardt Confuses Fox & Friends For Retirement Home In Outdated Attire
Fox News personality Ainsley Earhardt continues to transform. Going from small town radio reporter to co-host of "Fox and Friends," the blonde bombshell knows how to keep an audience. Often using almost any excuse to show off her killer legs, Earhardt has been known to rock some scandalous outfits for such a conservative woman. However, during a semi-charming, behind-the-scenes video posted to X, formerly Twitter, Earhardt can be seen in one of her worst-dressed moments.
Brian forgot his coat on the Amtrak! Have you seen it? 👀 @kilmeade @ainsleyearhardt pic.twitter.com/KmqFsgPq9f
— FOX & Friends (@foxandfriends) February 26, 2025
In some back and forth banter, Earhardt and fellow co-host Brian Kilmeade discuss how the latter left his jacket on the train. While Kilmeade's frantic actions and enthusiastic description of his beloved missing garment are certainly distracting, nothing could get in the way of the neon, tennis ball yellow sweater Earhardt was wearing. With large golden clasps buttoned to the top, the jumper was both overly loud and strangely dour. Besides the giant buttons and off-color cardigan (it's not spring yet, and even if it were, this is certainly not an Easter-approved hue), the pants also left something to be desired. The black slacks, with an aggressive flare, almost appear to be made out of a stretchy material, lending them an air of relaxing on the couch instead of hosting a morning show. But this is just one in a slew of outfits in which Earhardt missed the mark.
Ainsley Earhardt's sweater jacket falls into an unflattering fashion trend
In early 2025, it became increasingly clear Ainsley Earhardt was determined to stick to one fashion trend that doesn't suit her well. Where Earhardt looks timeless in a structured blazer or matching pantsuit, the wide and short cut of her recent sweater set-inspired cardigans doesn't fit her. For starters, it's an odd fashion era to harken back to — the twin set style of jumper was popularized in the 1930s, and seeing someone as modern as Earhardt try to pull them off feels mismatched. Plus, with Earhardt's toned frame, putting it in such a boxy top does little to show off her assets.
To make matters worse, when Earhardt pairs this type of cardigan with long, flowy pants, it means she can't use her killer legs to distract from her poor outfit choice. Hopefully she isn't using this type of sweater as inspiration for her upcoming wedding ceremony with fiancé and fellow Fox News personality Sean Hannity. Perhaps a good, thorough spring cleaning closet purge is in the cards for Earhardt, as she would do well to find a new home for that bright yellow sweater.