Joshua Kissi of 'Street Etiquette' and his African Tribal Paint Shirt

According to Joshua Kissi of popular style blog STREET ETIQUETTE, African Tribal Paint shirts are cyclical, appearing on the runway every couple of years. But it's definitely showing up now. Check out what Joshua Kissi has to say:



If the wrist accouterments and tribal rings weren’t evidence enough, my Ghanaian heritage heavily influences my style. That influence is also evident with print shirts such as the one featured below. There’s a subtle distinction between traditional African fabric originating from the continent and the type manufactured out of inspiration. The latter may discourage some people, but it is still a catalyst in creating awareness of these history-rich prints and designs.

Pic: Street Etiquette 

STREET ETIQUETTE: Joshua Kissi and Travis Gumb's Accessories

"Accessories are a necessity." - Joshua Kissi

These FRESH-dressed guys (meaning that they are always on-point and different about how they select their clothes) Joshua Kissi and Travis Gumbs of the popular and often referred-to fashion blog STREET ETIQUETTE have caught my eye for a while with their sense of fashion. Their sense of fashion falls along the lines of laid-back, interesting, and eccentric, with a World War-era twist to it. Man, sometimes I like to dress like that.

Joshua Kissi wrote an article about how accessories are a necessity. You, whether male or female, can have a plain outfit like a blank T-shirt and jeans, and it can be propelled far beyond its worth with the right accessories. 

GUYS, when you step out, always make sure that you're wearing either a watch or a creative leather wristband you can find in almost any store, including a thrift store. Just keep a lil' somethin' on your wrist. Why? Because you look just plain cool.....and because I SAID SO. I'm helping you.

Girls.... well, you know what to do. If you're dressed down in sweats, roll up your hoodie sleeves and add some colorful stuff to your wrists; if your hair's up in a ponytail, always wear earrings, studs would be fine and it's easy on the ears.

 

Travis Gumbs

Joshua Kissi

I admire their style; check these guys out at http://streetetiquette.com .