Jenna Bush Hager reveals her simple fashion hack to guarantee she NEVER repeats outfits on TV

Have you ever wondered how morning show stars manage to avoid repeating outfits? 

Jenna Bush Hager, 42, revealed her simple fashion hack to guarantee she never has to re-wear ensembles on The Today Show. 

The mom-of-three, the daughter of former President George W. Bush and former First Lady Laura Bush, took to Instagram to show off her 'trick to avoid outfit repeating on TV.'

'I'm a member of this club called Rent the Runway,' Jenna announced, while clarifying the video is 'not an ad' and she was simply a fan of the fashion rental program. 

Jenna Bush Hager, 42, revealed her simple fashion hack to guarantee she never has to repeat ensembles on The Today Show

Jenna, the daughter of former President George W. Bush and former First Lady Laura Bush, took to Instagram to show off her 'trick to avoid outfit repeating on TV'

'I'm a member of this club called Rent the Runway,' Jenna announced, while clarifying the video is 'not an ad' and she was simply a fan of the fashion rental program

Rent the Runway offers monthly subscription, where shoppers pay between $89 and $169 per month to have designer items shipped to their home - depending on where they live and the amount of items they're renting. 

They can then wear the items for as long as they want before swapping them for a new shipment, guaranteeing a lack of outfit repeats.

If they love an item so much they have trouble parting with it, they can buy it for a reduced price. 

The mom showed off her potential outfits for 'multiple moods,' including a a long-sleeve Rosetta Getty Collective Mesh Floral Dress that retails for $440, and a Black Floral Gown by Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini, which retails for $990. 

'This is really getting out there,' she said, before showing off a form-fitting black ruffled Namana Dress by Orire, which retails for $430, and was quite different from her floral frocks. 

'That way I don't have to spend and buy tons and tons of clothes, I just wear some of this stuff,' Jenna announced. 

'I'm into skirts right now,' the former first daughter announced, before hinting, 'Maybe I'll wear one of these today.' 

'All the same fabrics, who would've known?' she joked, before showing off multiple floral dresses and flowy skirts. 

The Texan wore the Rixo Petra Floral Dress, which retails for $358, but is available on Rent the Runway, which also has a store in New York City

Jenna appeared on the show in the Diane von Furstenberg Oliver Dress, which retails for $538

Followers applauded Jenna's fashion choices, especially since it saves money and is more environmentally sustainable than constantly buying brand new outfits

The Texan also wore the Rixo Petra Floral Dress, which retails for $358, and the Diane von Furstenberg Oliver Dress, which retails for $538. 

Plenty of followers applauded Jenna's fashion choices, especially since it saves money and is more environmentally sustainable than constantly buying brand new outfits. 

'My favorite trick too,' Liz Teich, who has amassed more than 420,000 Instagram followers as The New York Stylist, agreed.

'I love seeing the news people in the reviews. It's so smart. I love wearing new things to work (in person and over Zoom) all the time. Plus never wearing the same thing twice when going out on the town,' an impressed commenter responded.  

Jenna is far from the only fashionable anchorwoman using the rental program. 

'RTR for the win. My hack for TV news too,' San Francisco, California, KTVU FOX 2 anchorwoman Cristina Rendon commented. 

Travel aficionado Daniela Garrido called it 'every host's wardrobe hack.' 

Rent the Runway told FEMAIL that it's a favorite with anchors.

Bianca Peters at Good Day New York, Kendra Andrews at ESPN, Monica McNutt at ESPN, Kathy Suarez Buccio, at at TODAY and Ginger Zee at Good Morning America are all renters who have been spotted in their outfits on-air. 

While many followers appreciated Jenna's savvy fashion sense, some asked why the studio wasn't paying for her rentals or designer outfits and questioned why she couldn't repeat outfits. 

'Who cares about repeating outfits? I wear the same pants all week,' one disgruntled commenter explained.  

Others were simply excited to see dresses they could potentially rent. 

'One of my favorite services as a working woman!' a commenter enthused.