Dan's the Man

I wanted to love "Veep" when it debuted a couple years ago, but by the end of Season 1 I felt like storylines were getting so thin and repetitive that I didn't even finish it out. Naturally, I would later hear that Season 2 was way better -- I'm told they started to develop the characters and have more things happen besides Selina Meyer putting her foot in her mouth -- but I've yet to play catchup ... and now Season 3 is about to start. One thing about the show I never had a problem with was Reid Scott, who plays cocky Dan Egan, the subject of a fashion spread in the New York Post:

The show’s wardrobe is also based on the sartorial style of politicos: disheveled, overworked and underpaid. “The DC crowd is about 10-years behind the fashion curve,” Scott says. “But Dan is a cutting edge schmooze, so he’s only 5 years behind.” Scott was happy to get spruced up for the Alexa shoot. “My personal style falls between casual cool and meticulous slob,” he says. “I’m most comfortable in jeans, but I love fashion. Lately I’ve been a fan of Rag & Bone, Civilianaire and Ted Baker.”

He gets my vote.