Golf boy #7
1900
Frozen in a stylish follow-through, this young golfer rocks a bold clash of patterns that defines early 20th-century sportswear. The blue checkered vest and red plaid knickerbockers show that looking good on the course was just as important as the swing itself. F. Earl Christy, famous for his glamorous 'Christy Girls' illustrations, captures the energy of the golf craze here with clean lines that hint at the coming Art Deco style. It’s a vibrant snapshot of leisure culture, proving that fashion-forward athletes have been around for over a century.
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