Fashion blogger/style maven Danasia Sutton was on the scene at Milk Studios in New York City covering the 2015 Rochambeau menswear presentation for TerryMcFly.com. I knew I would be away in Detroit working on a couple of projects so I recruited a few of the best to attend fashion week in my place.
These are the photos Danasia captured on her camera during the presentation.
Overall, the collection looks good. There are a lot of pieces here that could be worn as normal everyday attire. I really like these, it's not the usual "only on a runway" looks, this is stuff that you can actually wear on the street.
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