Print reporters who cover the White House have had to upgrade their style because they're constantly appearing on TV

GQ

"Such is the life of a print reporter covering Trump these days: full of uncertainty, packed with potential. Nonstop TV hits," says Joel Pavelski. "Also: new suits, and much better ones than before. With the extra screen time comes added pressure to always dress the part of a TV anchorman—and some guys on the politics beat are investing in new suits, new stylists, and even new smiles to prep for their close-ups."