In his original Netflix series Master of None, Aziz Ansari plays an incredibly stylish, true to life character named Dev Shah.

Here are Dev’s top 12 outfits from the seasons one and two.

First off, if you haven’t watched Master of None yet, I highly recommend it. It’s about a young New York City actor trying to build his career while figuring out what he ultimately wants to do with his life.

If you’re in your 20s or 30s, you’ll notice that the cultural commentary is spot on. From wasting an afternoon trying to find the best lunch spot on Yelp to the nuances of texting a potential romantic partner you just met, it’s just so…accurate.

The show’s writers and directors, Aziz Ansari and Alan Yang, really have their fingers on the pop culture pulse, and they’re incredibly adept at putting viewers in these everyday situations that feel so familiar.

Moreover, since Dev’s fictional life is loosely based on Aziz Ansari’s real-life experience and preferences, he’s borderline obsessed with fashion and food.

The show is beautifully shot and directed – everything from the camera angles to the lighting and music. And every episode is laced with a healthy dose of #FoodPorn and outfit inspiration.

Actually, most of the main characters in the show dress really well, including Dev’s hilarious, mammoth best friend, Arnold Baumheiser (played by Eric Wareheim).

I could write a whole post about Arnold’s unique sense of style, but that might be better suited for a “big and tall” blog.

Here at The Modest Man, we’re going to focus on 5’6? Dev (a.k.a., Aziz).

Master of None employs a stylist named Dana Covarrubias to help put together each character’s outfits. According to Dana, Dev’s style is heavily influenced by Aziz’s actual real-life style: