The Palms and Pastels Staff Bag is old Hollywood dressed for the course, blush pink, lush with the Martinique® banana-leaf pattern created by CW Stockwell in 1942 and associated with old Hollywood glamour. Finished with the kind of details that make you stop and stare.

Old 1940’s Hollywood is at its peak, the palms are tall, the light is golden, and the most glamorous city in the world is writing the script the rest of us are still following. Over eighty years later, that same spirit arrives with the TaylorMade Palms and Pastels Staff Bag, crafted to celebrate the Women's Summer Commemorative at the club that Hollywood has always called its own.

Blush pink synthetic leather featuring the Martinique® banana-leaf pattern sets the tone. Forest green stripes run the length of the bag, antique brass hardware catches the California sun, and deep green stitching ties every element together. It's a colour story built for a city that never does anything quietly.

Look closer, and the bag reveals itself one detail at a time. A vintage ticket stub appliqué anchors the valuables pocket, martini glasses nod to the golden age of Los Angeles leisure, and a pair of sunglasses worthy of the Hollywood actresses of yesteryear graces the pocket beneath. The strap carries the banana leaf print from top to bottom.