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Show Thursday, September 29, Brown is now the season's new black By FRANCINE PARNES For AP Special Features It's fall's hottest hue, so don't just call it brown. If it's warm, call toast; earthy, deem it mushroom; luxurious, label it sable. Calvin Klein's run of brown includes luscious color names such as coffee bean, chocolate and walnut. it Many a recent season has begun on the premise that brown will chase black on the popularity chart. This year, it's full of promise because brown, in its deepest, richest tones, is perfectly suited to the plushness of fall's textures, including suede, leather, mohair and shearling. Just be sure your makeup palette w "When you wear brown near your face, you need to bring up more reds and corals in your makeup so you don't look washed out," says Nancy Husted, fashion director for Nieman Marcus in Denver. u Adrienne Vittadini has created luxurious knit dressing in shades of nutmeg, chocolate and mocha. Yams are lambswool and angora blends, mohair and wool. Cabled tunics are to mix and match w ith woven trousers and jersey knit pants at about $200 apiece. "When we saw brown on the runways, it was so rich." recalls David Nutterfield, fashion director for I. Magnin in San Francisco. Maybe that's why the specialty store featured brown on the cover AP Pholo This chiffon velvet dress is described by designer Calvin Klein as the color of sable. Many shades of brown are offered in a multitude of styles of evening wear for fall '94. Brown is a favorite for daywear, too. ill match. of its fall catalog in the form of a classic Giorgio Armani wool pants suit and silk blouse with matching suede gloves. "We're seeing it in a lot of different shades, but every single shade is rich," Nutterfield says. "They're true browns, not muted, not washed out." Husted agrees. .Fall fashions have crazy color names By VALLI HERMAN Some designers seem to have almost as much fun thinking up new color names as they do creating clothes. This season, Orange Peele (on model Beverly Peele) Blueberry passion Whipped cream Dallas Morning News foodspeak abounds. Here are some succulent samples from the fall color menus of Victor Alfaro, Todd Oldham, Isaac Mizrahi and other designer gourmands: Shortcake Pistachio Pate Angel hair Tiramisu (a chocolaty tweed) 1994 THE DAILY HERALD, Provo, Utah, Kneesocks in fashion for schoolgirls "It's coffee, it's chocolate. The colors and tones in the brow n family are running the gamut," she says. "Every season you see a small smattering of it, but this season the focus is on the different shades of brown." By ROBIN GIVHAN Newspapers Knight-Ridd- On different moods, too. Brown ranges from velveteen for evening to tweeds for a country weekend. A brown leather jacket offers an updated alternative to black. Look DEAR DR. FASHION: I have a daughter 12 years old and she wants to shave her legs. I want her to wait until she is older, preferably 18. What I want to know is: are kneesocks in style for school girls? -- D.S. Many a recent season has begun on the premise that brown will chase black on DEAR D.S.: The doctor isn't quite sure w hat the age at which one begins shaving one's legs has to do with whether kneesocks are in style for school girls. But on to your issues. The doctor never likes to the popularity chart. This year, it's full of promise because get in the middle of a debate between a parent and child. Especially a debate with so many political and social im- brown is perfectly suited to the plushness of fall's textures. plications. For instance, some say leg shaving reflects society's overriding belief that a woman with smooth a sign legs and underarms is the femiof immaturity nine ideal. The doctor believes that the decision should be based on just how much hair is on your daughter's legs. If she has a forest growing on her shins and she desperately wants to shave, relent. Let her pick up a razor. If she's got a few thin hairs growing on her legs, hold fast. Tell her that the hair is for funky brown mini kilts and long, slinky charmeuse slips. "Animal prints, fake furs and menswear styles made a hit on runways for fall, and brown mixes well with all of those messages." says Phillip Monaghan, executive vice president of marketing for Express stores in Columbus, Ohio. A brown herringbone cropped jacket, for example, looks great with blue jeans, Monaghan says. "It's more textured and really is the update of menswear which has been traditionally done in black and white," he adds. "It's warmer and more sophisticated w hen interpreted in shades ofbrow n." Will brow n ever replace black? Probably not, but it makes shopping more interesting. "For the last couple of years, we've been seeing so much black, and then blue was the new black." Nutterfield says. "Now . brow n all of a sudden looks so new." natural and beautiful and doesn't need to be shaved. (Although the doctor is tempt- ed to w onder: If the amount is somewhere in between, compromise. Maybe let her shave at 15 or 16. As for those kneesocks: Yes. they are in fashion for schoolgirls. In fact, they're in fashion for grown-u- p girls just want to look like schoolgirls. who Jarvis Warner to mark 80th birthday Jarvis D. Warner will celebrate his 80th birthday at an open house hosted by his children on Sunday, Oct. 2, from 7 p.m. at the Bella Via Reception Center. 5 19 N. Main. Spanish Fork. Jarvis was born Oct. 3. 1914 in Spanish Fork to Morgan D. and Sarah Erekson Warner. He attended schools in Spanish Fork and served in the European theater-durinZWorld War II 5-- -J He worked construction on the Provo Cam on Power Plant. Hoover Dam and Genva Steele. He married Fernerta Law on July 29. 1936. They are the parents of six children: Richard Warner. Boca Ra- ton. Fla.: Pamela Christensen. Spanish Fork; Edward Warner, Clearfield: Paul Wamer. deceased; Boyd Warner, Laguna Hills. Calif.; and Kathryn Warner. Santa Rosa. Calif. He has 21 grandchildren and five Jack Pierce to celebrate 80th Jack Pierce w ill celebrate his 80th birthday at an open house, hosted by his family, on Saturday. Oct. 1, from 7 p.m. at his home located at 341 E. 4380 North. Provo. 4-- He w as born on Sept. 29. 1914, in Provo. and is the son of Major and Jenny Brown Pierce. He married Phyllis Chapman on Nov. 2. 1933. She died May 6. 1991. He later married Darlene Griffin on Oct. 16. 1993. He has five children: Mrs. Paul Phillips (Joann). Mesa Arizona; Jack Dale Pierce. Orem; Sharon Davis, Sandy; Mrs. David-Folt(Marian). Salt Lake: andj Clair Pierce, Lindon. He has 20 grandchildren and 28 n. 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