Some eagle-eyed ABC News viewers were focused on what anchor David Muir was wearing while reporting on the L.A. fires.

ABC News anchor David Muir is being ridiculed online for using clothespins to make a company-branded fire jacket appear more fitted while reporting on the wildfires affecting Los Angeles. The video, which began going viral after being shared on social media on Wednesday, reveals clothespins on Muir’s back as he turns away from the camera.

While thousands of people have been displaced and lost their homes due to the wildfires that continue to rage in southern California, many are still fixated on ABC News’ anchor David Muir’s yellow jacket.

In the realm of broadcast journalism, where appearance can sometimes overshadow content, ABC News anchor David Muir has found himself at the center of

ABC anchor David Muir made a noticeable change on Thursday night after being shredded for appearing to use clothespins to give his clothing a more form-fitted look while reporting from the scene of the devastating L.

David Muir appears to have learned his lesson after social media commentators torched the ABC News anchor’s attempts to tailor his fire jacket for a broadcast covering the ongoing L.A. fires. Muir was ripped as “narcissistic” on Wednesday after eagle-eyed viewers spotted clothes pins behind the anchor,

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David Muir’s tailored wildfire ensemble was apparently short-lived. Muir, 51, headlined the Thursday, January 9, broadcast of World News Tonight from Los Angeles, where he reported on the ongoing wildfires devastating the city.