On the evening of June 13th, agents from The Agency gathered with celebs, athletes and influencers at the prestigious L.A. Golf Club for a remarkable event that fused the worlds of fashion, sport, and luxury. The Extracurricular Apparel U.S. Open party, co-sponsored by L.A. Golf and Trendy Golf, celebrated the launch of Extracurricular, an innovative athleisure brand founded by Chris Rosaasen, the former CEO of Travis Mathew. Complete with delicious hors d’oeuvres, refreshing drinks, a putting contest and even rooftop cigars, it was a night to remember.
Extracurricular apparel, known for its cutting-edge designs and exceptional quality, showcased its latest collection, leaving attendees in awe. With its emphasis on comfortable and stylish athleisure wear, Extracurricular is revolutionizing the fashion industry, and its presence at the party was a testament to its rising prominence. Given the co-sponsorship of L.A. Golf and Trendy Golf, it was only fitting that attendees got their golf game on with some friendly competition, participating in a putting contest. This unique blend of fashion and sport highlighted the ethos of Extracurricular apparel, where functionality meets style in perfect harmony.
The Extracurricular Apparel U.S. Open party flaunted a top-notch guest list, with esteemed golfer and former World #1, Dustin Johnson, in attendance. As one of the most accomplished players in the world, Dustin’s attendance showcased the brand’s appeal to both professional athletes and fashion enthusiasts.
Beyond the captivating fashion and golf elements, the party also served as a prime networking opportunity for The Agency’s agents, including Blair Chang, Christopher Dyson, Alejandro Aldrete, LeAnne Thrasher-Chang, Peter Mac, Angel Kou, Grant Law, Rishi Kumar, Phillip Caruso, Gus Ruelas, Jonathan Ruiz, Laura Law, Ben Belack and James Hirsch.
Elegance, sport and camaraderie—the night had it all. From the striking fashion collection to the golfing thrills and the illustrious guest list, every aspect of this special event was on par.
