Week In Style: 03.23.16

By Alex Holmes

What worked – and what didn't – last week in Orlando and New Delhi

Photo by Stuart Franklin/Getty Images

Rory McIlroy/Jason Day/Tony Finau

The Northern Irishman wasn’t the only one wearing green for St. Paddy’s Day during the opening round of the Arnold Palmer Invitational. Jason Day and Tony Finau were two others who had fun teeing up in stylish green gear.
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Tommy Fleetwood

This week in questionable headgear, Fleetwood wore this seemingly Rafael Nadal-inspired headband at the Hero Indian Open. Sure, the Englishman has got to do something to maintain that mane, but the headband made him look more Am than Pro in the European Tour event.
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Alejandro Canizares

Smart details make all the difference. The yellow-and-blue tipping on Canizares’ classic stripe polo made his shirt feel fresh and new.
Colmar

Morgan Hoffmann

We saw plenty of retro styles revived at Arnold Palmer’s tournament last weekend. Few, though, looked as sharp as this extended contrast placket polo. Classic details and modern styling set the standard for today’s timeless looks.
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Jamie Lovemark

Black and navy can be combined for a very modern color scheme. Those that stay away from this look because they think the colors clash are missing the boat. Follow Lovemark’s lead by mixing navy pieces with matte black accessories, and you’ll add a little edge to your game on and off the course.
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Henrik Stenson

If you’d like to make a major statement with your style but still prefer to keep things on the simple side, a brightly colored sweater worn against a dark pair of trouser will do the trick every time. There was no missing Stenson on Saturday at Bay Hill once he teed up this lime green look.
Boss Green
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Kevin Chappell

Identically matching multiple pieces in your outfit (The Hook Up) makes it look like you tried way too hard to come correct that morning. On the other hand, subtly hinting at different accents can be a very cool way to create a consistent kit. I love how Chappell’s hot-blue heel pads work back to the Nike swoosh on his cap in the same color.
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