It's like those concept sketches from the car makers, showing what their model might look like in a couple of years. They never do, because the designs are impractical (usually no wheel well clearance, no ground clearance, ridiculous windshield rakes, etc.) Likewise, you can't swing a golf club wearing a tailored jacket, and you probably shouldn't wear floral print trousers unless you are a leading pro and/or devastatingly handsome.
This is a creative vision of what golf fashion could be (view blog). Each piece features one or two articles in a wild modern print, with the balance of the outfit very muted and conservative. The wild prints and this contrast say "golf" unmistakably. The newsboy caps and cardigans give it all a retro/traditional feel. The steel studs and other "western style shirt" details (a la Ryo Ishikawa?) give it a modern, masculine, perhaps even edgy/punk feel suitable for the younger man. The overall effect is very balanced and sophisticated (view video).
The fact that Prada has used golf as a theme for its 2012 spring collection is another example of the roiling state of golf apparel.
So it took me a second but the guy in the tan jacket and neck tie has NO shirt on. Not sure if even my club would let him on.
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