There was an extreme amount of thought put into his 21st century come back (look). Many of his fashion staples -- military epaulets, single sequined gloves -- beat it from his wardrobe.
Actually, according to stylist hired for Jackson photo shoots, Sony insisted that fashion consultants sign a contract agreeing not to outfit the star in his old style relics.
Song writer and producer Rodney Jerkins insisted that the socks and gloves were canceled. Stylist Tameka Foster (Lauryn Hill, Toni Braxton, etc.) suggested a more subtle vibe. "He's always been larger than life. He needs to be a bit more regular.'' HERE'S THE KICKER... she suggested Cornrows and clothing that's ''halfway between hip hop and haute couture.''...no no no...CORNROWS??!! ...So glad Michael didn't go there.
Essentially Michael went from this...
to this...(Remember these photos from Ebony)
(courtesy of Google images)
I think Phillip Bloch did a fantastic job with the transformation images. The transformation was necessary but the sparkles were coming back. I hear Swarovski had signed on to sparkle the costumes for Jackson's comeback tour beginning next month in London...it would have been a fashion extravaganza for the entire world to see.
RIP Michael, we'll miss you but you'll FOREVER live on in music, fashion, and entertainment.
Dream Big...Grind Hard! ~D.Glover
What do you think? Go grab a glass of Viognier, (pronounced vee-oh-NAY) and lets discuss in the comments section. FYI -Viognier is not the sweetest but its normally very floral and loaded with tropical fruit flavors. Its a great match with spicy Asian dishes but will also go very well with crab, lobster, seafood in general, pork, ham and pasta as well as creamy or buttery sauces. It's frequently a good alternative to Chardonnay.
Dream Big...Grind Hard! ~D.Glover
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