The man simply doesn't part with one. Ben Wyatt nails approachable style, but Tom—entrepreneurial co-owner of the Snake Hole and creator of the haze—inducing Snake Juice—is a different animal all together. But then, that's what the Young Dick Clark has striven for. But, this being Scott Caan, somehow there's something utterly un-Sipowicz about it all: The granite-firm coiffure unperturbed by Hawaiian wind.
"And with that, we salute Kabletown's Vice President of East Coast Television and Microwave Oven Programming.—S.F.Danny Williams, AKA Danno of "book 'em" fame," is a descendant of a long line of square-jawed, no-nonsense cops. For instance, a magnetic, scheming, amoral kind like NYC trust-funder Chuck Bass. The good news: his one is a slam dunk. And while the Nard Dog is one of the most consistently humiliated characters on "The Office" (broken engagement to shrewish, cuckolding Angela, routine a cappella performances, et al.) The CW –S.F.Mr. FX But there's no fooling us, Randy. Do not upload anything which you do not own or are fully licensed to upload. Prime Video Thus his natural garb—snappy-smart professorial clothing. He's a 200-year-old bloodsucker.—S.F.The golden child of antic late night hosts is also secretly a very grown dresser. From Redford and Newman's dapper flim flammers in When your occupation includes drug trafficking, running an SM-friendly club, and, oh yeah, eating people, you have an obligation to the world to dress like a Level 5 badass. -S.F.The modern bootlegger—you know, that guy hawking grainy versions of Pawnee, Indiana is a podunk town. —Andrew RichdaleSo you probably only know Cohen as the jolly, quippy buffer between table-flipping housewives. But there is a third, hidden Ron to consider: the rarely seen Duke Silver. Comedy Central (Attention Gleeks: You'll be sated soon enough, don't worry). Often seen around the Pritchett household in spread collars, pinstripe suits, and occasionally even a crisp tudo shirt, Manny is one-upping his elders at all times. He is also prone to removing his shirt, which is, well, awkward. The real question is: Can you drink yourself to a stupor, sleep with any woman you please, and secure the biggest account in the business before end of day while looking that good? Corporate The only time the man isn't in his classic uniform—slim-fitting suit, pinstripe shirt, white pocket square, smart patterned tie—is when he's boning in the boudoir or roleplaying to trick a potential target. Unafraid of pastel, champion of the repp tie, and proud owner of at least one pair of salmon-colored chinos, Andy Bernard is a fearless throwback. He's a classicist. You can find him rocking check shirts and solid skinny ties (and vice versa) topped off with a modernized Member's Only spring jacket or khaki blazer. It's his uniform whether he's rolling into homeroom, a Brooklyn loft party, or a seedy strip club. —A.R.Brooding vampire heartthrob Damon Salvatore is The Nard Dog's sartorial negative—dark, darker, darkest is his look.
(And five noble failures) When he's actually clothed—which is a big Television is overflowing with mediums and shamans and criminal forensic wizards.
And as casually as he'll put a hot slug in you, he'll smartly sport a crispy chambray shirt and woven belt. Nicknamed "The Korean Devil Wears Prada", STYLE's high-profile cast takes on Korea's fashion world in this tightly-written comedy. © 2020 CBS Interactive Inc. All Rights Reserved. He's Don F%$#in' Draper! The affable Jonathan Ames (the fictional version, at least) knows he can't pull it off and yet, he insists on trying.
Lies.—S.F.All Purple Label Everything.