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...what to wear, jeans now pose an even bigger question: Which ones? Stone washed, distressed, low rise, sanded, boiled, whiskered, shredded, patched, relaxed fit, straight leg, boot leg, flare or with personally customized finish? The notion that jeans are the color they have faded to is passe. At the Gap they have run from "blasted bluegrass" to "moonlight." Next season there will be 15 more hues (or "washes," as they are called) to choose from--all blue...
...masses the following season. So the individualized-jeans trend is moving inexorably toward the mainstream. Meanwhile, in the mainstream, everyone is wearing--surprise!--jeans. As the two trends merge, jeans become the everyclothing--suitable for opera or shopping. "They've transcended the weekend," says Burke. And crossed the age gap: "A 50- or 60-year-old wants to wear jeans...
...while Hordon’s pitching perplexed the usually hard-hitting Owls, Harvard’s bats were unable to close the gap. Rice’s Steven Herce held the Crimson hitless through 4.2 innings. Harvard didn’t even hit a ball out of the infield until Wallace’s fly to center in the fourth...
...Harvard hitting, however, was unable to close the gap. Harvard didn’t hit a ball out of the infield off Herce until freshman Ian Wallace’s fly to center in the fourth...
...obsessed with them and recorded all their aspects, actual and mythic, typified and individual. His subjects come from all classes. They appear as demonic witches and country sweethearts, as closely human or icily remote aristocrats, star actresses of theater-crazy Madrid, ordinary bulb-nosed wives, allegorical personifications of history, gap-jawed crones, alluring and cheeky majas, cute and not-so-cute whores, blond angels with diaphanous wings on the walls of the Church of San Antonio de la Florida--a conspectus, you might say, of every she-creature the eye could light on. And then, of course, there...