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Dylan Dreyer’s evolving style on “Today” has been a delightful aspect for viewers over the years. Initially joining the morning lineup as a meteorologist, Dreyer often complements her weather updates with a keen sense of fashion. Her ensembles, paired with her iconic bob and fresh daytime makeup, create a distinct look that contrasts with her off-screen appearance.
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While Dreyer’s fashion sense is well-established, we imagined a scenario where she steps into a different role. What if Dreyer became a Fox News anchor? To explore this concept, we collaborated with Static Media’s photo editor to transform her look in two images, and the results are strikingly different.
In the first image, Dreyer’s bob is swapped for voluminous, long barrel curls, styled away from her face. Her usual bright blonde hue is replaced with a deeper tone, accentuated by highlights. This transformation aligns with the aesthetic often seen among Fox News female anchors. Additionally, her intense smokey eye makeup, a signature style in some conservative circles, suggests she could seamlessly fit into the network’s lineup, save for the typically heavy foundation.
If the initial makeover doesn’t quite convince you of Dreyer’s potential Fox News persona, the second image might. This version showcases Dreyer in a similar style but with distinct variations.
Her hair is slightly shorter, brushing just below her shoulders, with a softer parting that highlights her delicate, side-swept bangs. The base color is notably darker, interspersed with subtle highlights, resembling the look of Fox News host Lisa Boothe. With a bit of imagination, Dreyer could easily pass as Boothe’s stand-in.
Would Dylan Dreyer ever join Fox News?
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If the first photo didn’t convince you that Dylan Dreyer could become a Fox News anchor, that’s okay. Allow us to tip the scale with our second mock-up of Dreyer. This photo features the meteorologist rocking a style similar to the first one, but with a couple of key differences.
The hair is slightly shorter this time, hanging just below her shoulders, and the parting is less pronounced, forcing the eye up to her wispy, side-swept bangs. The base color is also much darker, with subtle highlights sprinkled throughout — much like Fox News host Lisa Boothe. If you squint hard enough, Dreyer could actually be Boothe’s stand-in.
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That being said, Dreyer probably won’t be joining Fox News anytime soon. Well, at least if she still feels the same way about her job at “Today” as she did when she was hired. “I’ve always watched NBC and I’ve only ever worked at NBC stations,” she said in an interview for “Today” right before her first appearance in 2012. “This is a true dream come true,” she said, adding, “I get to talk about weather which is my specialty, but I get to do it in such a fun way, trying new things, and meeting so many new people along the way!” If any of those feelings still remain, it’s unlikely we’ll be seeing the “Today” star on Fox tomorrow.