The new "Fashion Police" cast is reportedly having problems with one of their hosts, Brad Goreski. According to Radar Online, the celebrity stylist is somewhat causing politics on set.

The former "Rachel Zoe Project" mainstay is actively styling celebrities that are featured in E! Network's hit fashion critique show. Because of his work, other "Fashion Police" cast members feel awkward about giving negative reviews on his clients.

"Brad Goreski's career as being a stylist for celebrities walking the red carpet is causing problems on the set," an insider revealed.

"No one can criticize Brad's work for Modern Family star Sarah Highland, or Downton Abbey's Joanne Froggatt, for example. Going forward, during the upcoming awards season, Brad will work with more celebrities and producers don't know how they are going to handle it."

"It maybe wasn't the smartest idea to hire an active stylist of the Hollywood elite. There are just a lot of politics going on behind the scenes and it is causing a lot of friction on the set," the insider detailed.

E! Online also reported that other "Fashion Police" cast members seem to be critiqued by Brad Goreski because of his knowledge on fashion as a professional stylist. In the latest episode of "Fashion Police," Brad Goreski even jokingly mocked Giuliana Rancic after they disagreed on Natalie Portman's colorful Christian Dior outfit.

"The skirt itself I actually think is quite pretty," Giuliana Rancic said. "It's the green top with the red shoes-it's giving me a little anxiety."

"Not one of my favorite looks by Natalie Portman, unlike you, Brad," she told her co-host.

Brad Goreski then answered back. "Maybe it's giving you a lot of anxiety because it's so much fashion, you can't handle it," he replied.

A previous report from Bravo TV gave details about Brad Goreski's interview with The Daily Dish, wherein he talked about what it takes to be a part of "Fashion Police."

"I think, you know, it's a strange kind of combination of abilities you need to have," Brad said about being in the show.

"You need to know about fashion. You need to be semi-funny and you need to be quick on your feet. And you need to kind of stand for something."

"And I think that, you know, it's a very interesting concoction of qualities to have to be a success on the show," he added