While some people were born to be famous, we like to think we were born to be fashion-conscious. Case in point: as youngster, just the thought of pairing a brown belt with a pair of black shoes was enough to have us faking a cold in order to avoid showing up in homeroom in something that clashed so obviously as black and brown...together...in the same outfit...oh the horror! Thankfully as we grew up, we realized that black and brown actually look quite good together...in the same outfit. Who knew? Designers took our matching belief one step further this fall as they showcased models in head-to-toe, tone-on-tone, monochromatic fashions. From blue on blue at Ohne Title, to maroon on maroon at Jean Paul Gaultier, designers took matching to a whole new level. Of course they mixed black with brown, but only when the black was reserved for tights and shoes while the brown was left for the jacket, turtleneck, skirt and gloves. We wonder if this means they also seperate their orange vegetables from their green vegetables on their dinner plates...