Street Etiquette

[ 06192017 ] • Portrait of Deng /// Test Shots 01
Creative & Photography : Street Etiquette ( )
Brand : Adidas Athletics
Model : Deng ( )

[ 01092017 ] • On the Move : Posted up for the challenge 🎾 - check out our bio for the full editorial and behind the scenes look

STREET ETIQUETTE colorandcolor:
“ color and color 36446 - and #440116

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STREET ETIQUETTE passabelle:
“ Imade Ogbewi

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STREET ETIQUETTE flongala:
“A Saturday in Harlem with Seun Olukanni photographed by Flo Ngala

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STREET ETIQUETTE worshipgifs:
“The magnitude of the devastation that the Hurricane Matthew left in Haiti became clear on Saturday, three days after the storm that struck the south of the country leaving more than 900 dead. About one million people need urgent help.


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STREET ETIQUETTE sickymag:
“KYLE for sickymag.com

Photography Kyle Weeks
Fashion Nana Paòn
Models Maxwell Annoh and Prince Tona

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Hey guys! (Tomorrow!)

Thursday, October 6th, 2016 from 6 - 11pm at Vandal. Dress up, be spirited, dance to great music and support a great cause. Tix and info here: (https://goo.gl/4TPdy3). Once you click on the ticket link you have purchase options for solely the After Party or the Cocktail Benefit & Afterparty, both of which Everyday People is an event partner for.
The Event:
14+ FOUNDATION ANNUAL COCKTAIL BENEFIT + AFTER PARTY
Supporting children’s education in Africa
• Thursday, October 6, 2016
• VANDAL | 199 Bowery Street, NYC
◦ Cocktail Benefit from 6pm to 8:30pm: Event Ticket: $375 | Junior Ticket: $250
◦ After Party | 8:30pm to 11p: $100
• Hosted by Joseph Mizzi, Nchimunya Wulf, Solange Knowles, Rashid Johnson, Annabelle Selldorf
• Event Partner: Everyday People w/ Moma, Rich Knight, Saada, Roble & Maine
• Tickets can be purchased at: (http://www.14plusfoundation.org/2016-cocktail-benefit2)
• 2015 Cocktail Event & Afterparty Pix: (https://goo.gl/0i869A)

14 Plus Foundation, 14 Plus NYC, | 2016 Ticket Sales 14 Plus Foundation, Inc. is a New York City, USA-based charitable organization formed to develop and build schools and orphanages for African children in rural communities. Our first project is the Chipakata Children’s Academy.