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Press Etiquette : The Gentleman’s Club Spread – Ebony

Street Etiquette — Mon, 05 Sep 2011 13:17:05 +0000

Street Etiquette : For this fall it was our pleasure to be featured in a men’s style spread [by Ebony Magazine] alongside some familiar faces and friends. The fantastic thing concerning the selection of individuals used for this spread was the notion that personal style varies all over the map. Clothing is only considered the surface layer of style, and the minuscule details whether a printed paisley shirt, or those old boots you came across in your dad’s closet are what connects us to each individual. [at least in my humble opinion]

The assorted list of people varies from shirt makers, men’s luxury accessory designers, stylists, graphic design artists to singers. We definitely recommend you to check out each featured artist if you aren’t familiar with their brand, or craft already.

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We would like to thank Ebony Magazine for including us in this spread, and as always you guys for the continuous support on our journey. [more to come]

Press Etiquette : Street Etiquette + New York Times

Street Etiquette — Fri, 19 Aug 2011 14:42:14 +0000

Street Etiquette : We are pleased to announce that we were featured in the New York Times Thursday Style section in a multi page article titled ‘Serious About Cool’, but also the online version of the article “Pushing The Boundaries of Black Style‘. We want to graciously thank everyone who has supported us thus far from every aspect of the spectrum. The article has been very well received being placed in the ‘Top 5 most emailed articles of the day‘ over at the Times and a nod to our relentless web server for holding on to its dear life. The most vital point about the piece is less about us, and more on the topic of encouraging others in pursuing your own innate passion.

FULL ARTICLE HERE

“The New York Times Style section gives an in-depth look at the rise of lifestyle bloggers Street Etiquette in a recent article titled “Pushing The Boundaries Of Black Style.” The stylish duo of Travis Gumbs and Joshua Kissi are profiled for their contributions to realm of men’s fashion from an African American perspective as well as the new multi-faceted fashion identity of the modern black man. Excepts of the article can be seen below while the article in its entirety can be seen here.”

Sartorial Sounds Performance Live! (06/18/11)

Street Etiquette — Sat, 04 Jun 2011 18:16:33 +0000

Joshua Kissi : First off we would like to thank all of you who supported our third editorial to date ‘Sartorial Sounds‘ it was not the usual run of the mill clothing editorial but was well received by you guys and media outlets. As we promised three months prior the editorial would result in a second installment where we would perform the song ‘Take Off Your Cool’ and much more live at a select venue. We’re pleased to announce the first ever show will be taking place here in New York City this June 18th (8 pm) at 92Y Tribeca, people in neighboring states rev up those engines, throw on your best threads and make your way to NYC for a unforgettable night. – All ages are welcomed. Through out the night we will be taking photo/video for the second portion of the editorial that will premiere right here on our site.

CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE TICKETS

We want to take out all the time to thank all of the artist for their hard work and perseverance through the recording of the project and afterwards. To date with over 80,000 mp3 downloads from our server/hulk/zshare of the song ‘Take Off Your Cool’ cover. We selected our favorite and most recent projects from the artist to provide you guys with a feel for their craft, if you haven’t already checked them out after Sartorial Sounds.

Jesse Boykins III

Mara Hruby

Melo – X

Joshua Bennett

Theo Martins

Joekenneth Museau & Rinaldy Alvarez

Again thank all of you and see you at the show on June 18th , 8 pm at 92YTribeca please take caution to tickets selling out.