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"    You know the fun thought about who is the lucky person whose job it is to come up with color names for cosmetics that say absolutely nothing about the actual color, but, somehow, it makes the product even more desirable? (See M.A.C&amp;#039;s Lady Danger, Speed Dial, or Snob.) It&amp;#039;s a thought that comes to mind when I am trying to keep track of my place in the run of a show. The look description says &amp;quot;Rosemary.&amp;quot; So, I try to think what rose-color look might have recently past, but no! Rosemary would be a green color! Some designers give it to you straight (Rag and Bone: &amp;quot;Black wool and leather hooded coat&amp;quot;), while others go all out to try and reach the synesthete in us. Generally, I appreciate these descriptions and think they do bring something to the way you feel about a look. But sometimes, they just make me hungry. See below for some of the creative color names that I&amp;#039;ve seen so far in the fall 2010 run of shows. Ports 1961 Ginger Pepper Chicory Wood Freesia Licorice Clover Tobacco BCBG Opal Cigar Carbon Yigal Azrou\u00EBl Chestnut Rouge (yep, it&amp;#039;s red!) Lumber Anthracite Butterscotch Jason Wu Cornflower Dandelion Bone Parchment Foxglove \u2014Alexis Bryan Morgan, ELLE Fashion Director Click here for our complete fall 2010 Fashion Week coverage Photo: Rag &amp;amp;amp; Bone, Imaxtree "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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