The Best Men's Street Fashion Blogs
The era of the effervescent man-kid wearing in stained t-shirts, ill-fitting pants, and busted sneakers is ending—and good riddance! The men in our lives are all slowly revamping their own closets, and not without some help. There are tons of street fashion blogs for men out there, and we've found our favorites. Whether you e-mail your guy this rundown or happen to be looking for some inspiration of your own, these four blogs men's street style blogs are the dapperest of the bunch. Get your bookmarking finger ready!
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Street Etiquette—Run by two dapper twenty-somethings from the Bronx, Joshua Kissi and Travis Gumbs, Street Etiquette gives readers a fresh, grown-up urban perspective that we can't get enough of.
Backyard Bill—Good for the rough-and-tumble types that prefer to break in their duds outdoors, this website highlights (mostly) men in their own clothes surrounded by mountainous escapes and the streets of NY.
What I Saw Today—For the boyish type that doodles endlessly or prefers his reality in 2D, illustrator Richard Haines attempts to capture the sartorial goings-on around him sans camera.
Mister Mort—Mostly snaps of older gentleman with established style, Mister Mort is a venerable photo guide to school younger generations of what style really looks like. Expect perfectly worn in oxfords, tailored trousers, and Woolrich shirts saturated with pipe smoke.
Want something a little more off-the-beaten-path? Check out our favorite street style photographers!
Street Etiquette—Run by two dapper twenty-somethings from the Bronx, Joshua Kissi and Travis Gumbs, Street Etiquette gives readers a fresh, grown-up urban perspective that we can't get enough of.
Backyard Bill—Good for the rough-and-tumble types that prefer to break in their duds outdoors, this website highlights (mostly) men in their own clothes surrounded by mountainous escapes and the streets of NY.
What I Saw Today—For the boyish type that doodles endlessly or prefers his reality in 2D, illustrator Richard Haines attempts to capture the sartorial goings-on around him sans camera.
Mister Mort—Mostly snaps of older gentleman with established style, Mister Mort is a venerable photo guide to school younger generations of what style really looks like. Expect perfectly worn in oxfords, tailored trousers, and Woolrich shirts saturated with pipe smoke.
