British GQ - 04.2020

Fair warning: camp-collar shirts don’t suit everyone. The spread

shape of the style – which has become a big hit in the summer

wardrobes of men young and old over the past few years – looks

great on those with broader shoulders and prominent chests, but

can be a little drowning on those without. Should you fall into the

former camp then this is your lucky season as floaty, silky bowling

shirts – complete with laid-out-as-you-like camp (or Cuban) collars

and more colour and pattern than you could throw a maraca at – are

big news right now. They’re excellent worn over an oiled-up chest

and a pair of clashing swimmers – but will also score you style

points teamed with a cellular vest and a close-cut dark seersucker

suit. You might just not want to wear anything else until Christmas.

Valentino

£590. At

matchesfashion.com

Prada

£575. At

matchesfashion.com

Gucci

£700. At

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Floaty-light silk bowling shirts aren’t just reserved

for Swingers and Sopranos, you know?

Story by

Teo van den Broeke

Photograph by

Rosaline Shahnavaz

Styling by

Angelo Mitakos

●Shirt, £845. Shorts, £355.

Both by Dolce & Gabbana.

dolcegabbana.com. Necklace,

£175. Ring, £315. Both by

Tateossian. tateossian.com

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