Ainsley Earhardt's Most Inappropriate Outfits Yet

Ainsley Earhardt is one of the most recognizable faces from the Fox News network. She has been a co-host on the "Fox & Friends" program for nearly 10 years. Much like the other women on the channel, Earhardt sports long blond hair and often wears colorful dresses that highlight her femininity. But while the network covers conservative news, it appears it is less traditional in the way that its employees dress. On-screen personalities wear outfits that often don't look like business attire, but would be a reasonable choice when gathering with friends for dinner and drinks. These outfits are polished and predictable while also including elements that feel like the ladies on air could use a new stylist.   

Earhardt can be seen every morning wearing bright colors and tailored garments that show off her body. It's not uncommon to see her in dresses that demand attention with their revealing nature. Plunging necklines and miniskirts make it obvious that Earhardt doesn't embrace modesty when it comes to fashion. On a number of occasions, she has greeted her viewers with wardrobe that is jarring to see on a daytime program, so much so that her outfits feel distasteful.  

When it comes to Ainsley Earhardt's misguided wardrobe choices, wearing dresses that are way too short has become her most repeated offense. During a casual conversation with her co-hosts in September 2025, she wore a long-sleeved red outfit that was buttoned up on top. But on the bottom, her long legs were on full display. The super-short skirt went all the way up to her thigh, nearly exposing her hips. Those taking a quick glance may have missed that Earhardt was wearing a skirt at all. 

Even when Ainsley Earhardt wears a dress that fully covers her top half, she'll often go for a cheeky cut to show off her legs. This is proven by the unbalanced dress she wore in July 2025. The classy long-sleeved style was thrown off by the seductive hemline. The asymmetrical drapery measured down to her knee but the skirt panels met upward in the middle, closer to thigh length. It resulted in an odd split-hem appearance and looked like she was wearing a high-slit dress that was facing the wrong way. 

The annual Kentucky Derby is a lavish affair with its own unique dress code. Attendees usually wear plentiful garments that show off excess, including formal gowns with abundance of fabric and tall hats that can be spotted blocks away. The Fox News hosts got into the spirit in 2025 with Derby-inspired getups, including Ainsley Earhardt in a revealing low-cut neckline. It exposed her chest in a plunging hexagon shape that showed too much skin for daytime TV. Her oversized hat didn't draw the focus away from the problematic neckline, either.

Back in 2018, Ainsley Earhardt visited the White House during the holiday season. First Lady Melania Trump walked the Fox News host through a wide hall filled with Christmas tree displays and decorations. Melania's dress touted a typical festive-green color, while Earhardt wore ... purple? Her dress was mostly a magenta hue and included plum panels running down the lining of each side. While there's nothing wrong with the shade on its own, it's a strange choice for a Christmas catch-up and seems more appropriate for Halloween.

The formal dress code at the 2025 inauguration ball was pushed to the limit when Ainsley Earhardt wore a skin-tight gown that hugged every inch of her figure. The bodycon silhouette was made with a fabric that was so thin, you could nearly see the outline of Earhardt's undergarments through the dress. It's surprising that the dress didn't slide off with its chest-exposing V-neckline and barely there straps. Earhardt did pull back her blond tresses (she's often one of the worst offenders of "Republican hair") by styling a modest up-do and wearing barely any accessories. 

On "Fox & Friends" in December 2019, Ainsley Earhardt wore a textured dress that surely wasn't keeping her warm in the winter weather. The body-hugging dress barely went down to her knee and featured a design of red-and-black cutouts. The edgy style looked juvenile on the host, as if she was trying too hard to look young and cool. Not to mention, the garment was far more casual than what she usually wears at work. You can wear a cutout dress as a wedding guest, but a morning news program is pushing it.