CNN Host And Guest Wear Matching Outfits
- 10 years ago
A CNN host and his guest recently appeared on screen wearing almost identical outfits, right down to their hairstyles.
Recently, CNN aired a surprise installment of ‘who wore it best’.
OK, that wasn’t the intended purpose of the show, but a host and his guest did appear on screen wearing almost identical outfits, right down to their hairstyles.
The ensembles included reddish plaid dress shirts and dark jackets.
What they were really getting together to discuss was the suspension of an ESPN analyst and whether or not the NFL could have had anything to do with it.
The part of the segment on CNN’s Reliable Sources with Brian Stelter that dominated the exchange was, of course, the matching clothes being worn by Stelter and his guest commentator, Jim Miller.
The show’s host was the first to break the uncomfortable silence surrounding the fashion gaffe by trying to make light of it.
He said, "Jim, I think we must have color coordinated here this morning."
Miller cleverly responded, "It's a good thing we texted last night."
Who knows why the faux pas wasn’t caught earlier and neither individual opted for a different shirt.
But, since it wasn’t, there’s only one burning question that still needs to be answered, and that is who, indeed, did wear it best.
Recently, CNN aired a surprise installment of ‘who wore it best’.
OK, that wasn’t the intended purpose of the show, but a host and his guest did appear on screen wearing almost identical outfits, right down to their hairstyles.
The ensembles included reddish plaid dress shirts and dark jackets.
What they were really getting together to discuss was the suspension of an ESPN analyst and whether or not the NFL could have had anything to do with it.
The part of the segment on CNN’s Reliable Sources with Brian Stelter that dominated the exchange was, of course, the matching clothes being worn by Stelter and his guest commentator, Jim Miller.
The show’s host was the first to break the uncomfortable silence surrounding the fashion gaffe by trying to make light of it.
He said, "Jim, I think we must have color coordinated here this morning."
Miller cleverly responded, "It's a good thing we texted last night."
Who knows why the faux pas wasn’t caught earlier and neither individual opted for a different shirt.
But, since it wasn’t, there’s only one burning question that still needs to be answered, and that is who, indeed, did wear it best.