Dylan Dreyer looks unrecognizable in ‘awesome’ Halloween photos

Dylan Dreyer looks back at Halloween’s past with a vibrant collection of photos from through the years.

The Today show star took to Instagram on Wednesday, October 30, to share a look at all the different costumes she wore during the popular broadcast celebrating the fall holidays — and fans absolutely loved the festive content.

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Included in the 10-photo gallery were snapshots of the meteorologist with her co-hosts Sheinelle Jones, Al Roker, Jenna Bush HagerAnd Carson Dalywho also wore a variety of costumes from the different years of celebrations on the show.

Dreyer, 43, showed off her expertly crafted look in the social media post, before dressing up as Back to the future‘s Marty McFly, singer P!nka 1920s flapper girl, an orange flyer, Batgirl, former girl group member Emma Bunton‘s Posh Spice, and more.

“Halloween on @vandaghow is my favorite day of the year!! I can’t help but laugh when I look back on the past few years. We’re like big kids!!,” she captioned the upload, further hinting at this year’s transformation. ‘I can’t wait for the big reveal tomorrow…Hint: @alroker and I’m together again!!”

Fans took to the comments section, reacting to the images and voting for their favorite looks.

“Dylan’s Marty McFly costume was amazing,” one person pointed out, while another wrote: “Pink was my favorite.”

“They were all great! Especially Marty and Batgirl! I can’t wait for tomorrow!” exclaimed a third, as a fourth recalled: “I always forget you were… a kite! .”

“Perfection!!!!!!!!,” another Instagram user gushed.

The love for Dreyer’s creative outfits continued to pour in, with some anxiously awaiting October 31, 2024, declaring that they simply “can’t wait to see all the Halloween costumes tomorrow!”

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