Years active 2008–present Name Joshua Kissi | Website streetetiquette.com | |
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Born April 25, 1989 (age 35) ( 1989-04-25 ) The Bronx, New York City, New York, United States Occupation Creative Director, Photographer, Stylist |
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Joshua Kissi (born April 25, 1989) is an American artist & photographer of Ghanaian descent, and one half of the duo that forms Street Etiquette.
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- Style is story joshua kissi and travis gumbs tedxnewyork
- The way i dress mr joshua kissi mr porter
- Early life and career
- Street Etiquette
- References

The way i dress mr joshua kissi mr porter
Early life and career

Born Joshua Osei Bamfo Kissi in the Bronx borough located in New York City to Ghanaian parents Alexander Kissi and Connie Osei migrated to the United States in 1982 from Monrovia, Liberia. As a young multi-talented musician honed his musical skills throughout his youth, but found a love for fashion when he started to frequent the downtown streets of Manhattan and explore online forums. Kissi attended and graduated Mount Vernon High School in Mount Vernon, New York. While only completing two semesters of college with a medical pursuit, he left school in order to pursue a career fusing fashion and art with a potent message.
Kissi is associated with Mos Def, Art Comes First, Adrien Sauvage, and Ouigi Theodore.
Kissi currently resides in the Bedford–Stuyvesant section of Brooklyn.
Street Etiquette

Joshua Kissi and Travis Gumbs are the faces and voices behind the popular mens lifestyle website turned Creative Agency Street Etiquette. Founded in 2008, Street Etiquette showcases style using a cultural, historical and urban perspective. With sartorial influences stretching from all parts of the world and eras, Street Etiquette has managed to assemble a truly unique view of fashionable menswear and story-telling.

Among other accolades, Street Etiquette has been featured in magazines such as GQ, Complex, Essence and Fantastic Man. The New York Times published an article, “ Serious About Cool” that told the story of Street Etiquette’s cultural success and the duo that founded it. As a multi-disciplinary agency they are now building a strong client base with clients such as Adidas, Starbucks and the U.S Open.
Street Etiquette completed their first short film debut titled SLUMFLOWER which started out as an online editorial in collaboration with Visual Supply Co. SLUMFLOWER was featured in the 2015 Cannes Film Festival "Short Corner"


