Savannah Guthrie seriously turned heads this week when she braved the rain in the most stylish outfit.
The Today Show star looked fantastic as she stepped out in New York City on May 6 to co-host the NBC morning show alongside Craig Melvin.
The pair were hosting outside on the plaza as they watched Kelly Clarkson perform on stage as part of the show's Citi Concert Series.
Savannah wore a black mini skirt teamed with a crisp white shirt and strappy heels, which was teamed with a long red coat. The mother-of-two completed her look with natural makeup, and wore her hair in a half-updo.
Savannah loves to wear ultra-feminine ensembles, put together by the Today stylist. She's often seen in tailored looks, including figure-flattering dresses, a shirt teamed with pants or a skirt, or power suits.
© Nathan Congleton/NBC via Getty IShe's a huge fan of bows and often wears them in her hair. The Today star has been working on the long-running NBC show since 2011, starting off her career there as a Third Hour co-host.
Savannah became a main co-anchor a year later, co-hosting alongside Matt Lauer and Al Roker. Since January 2025, she's been seated alongside Craig Melvin, who was promoted on the main show following Hoda Kotb's departure.
© Nathan Congleton/NBC via Getty ISavannah loves her job on Today, and often reports on global breaking news stories, both in the studio and on location. But while she's passionate about her job, she wasn't always going to be a journalist.
The star had decided to attend law school after leaving behind a TV news job at the start of her career, and was set to get a clerkship with a federal judge after graduating. However, she had a last minute change of heart and turned it down, taking a leap of faith in the process.
© Nathan Congleton/NBC via Getty ImagesShe opened up about the big decision she made during an interview with Today.com, explaining: "For me, key moments of taking big chances and essentially betting on myself paid off in a big way and you have to practice that. It never feels great in the moment, but if you've done it once and it turned out okay, it gives you the confidence to do it again and again and again."
The author continued: "I really believe we will be called on over and over again in our lives to take a risk, a leap, whether it's our personal lives, risking vulnerability in a relationship, or whether it's a career move that has you pursuing a lifelong dream, not knowing if anything in that path is assured."
