Rochambeau combined two of the biggest trends in the industry for their latest collection. Rather than showing trends in the clothes, the trend here was in the construction of the clothes: there's a collaboration with Nike seen in the footwear while the patterns and prints on the clothes reinforced a growing instance of art-meets-fashion as the label worked with artist Aaron Curry.

Sweat-drenched models strode down the runway in punk-y looks at Rochambeau's FW17 show. There were mesh shirts, oversized and boxy denim, and sweat drenched shirts, like these young men just came from a rave and engaged in some debauchery.

A desert oasis was the theme of Rochambeau's latest collection, full of roomy layers and resplendent with a litany of patterns, aggregating to a series of looks that had a chic 50s vibe but with a modern, diverse twist.

Rochambeau's runway debut proffered an athletic-minded collection full of sportswear made for the man on the move and above all else, utility was key. Shorts were preferred over pants, often times paired with a rugged knit, while a litany of boxy and masculine silhouettes rounded out the promising debut.