I'm not sure this is the absolute correct answer, BUT...I have a very large book on roses called "Botanica's Roses." It has loads of photos and info on varieties. There are two pictures of roses called "Fashion." One of them is a slightly-opened bud which is coral orange near the center of the petals and very, very bright pink on the edges. There is definitely a 2-tone effect to this bloom.

I ordered four "Fashion" plants from a nursery this spring because I wanted that rose, and now that they are blooming I see they match the other picture called "Fashion," which are plain mid-coral colored blooms.

In the book the written description for "Fashion" describes it as the Boerner rose and describes the color as the bushes that I have (which is shown in a 'full-plant' picture in this book, instead of a closeup of a flower). No mention is made of the "other" Fashion but since the flower looks so different I wonder if it is the picture that you are seeking.

Hope this helps,

Donna