First off me and michael both grew up in indianapolis indiana. We both had bad childhoods. we both have brown eyes. we are both shy and sensetive. We both love to sing and entertain people. Me and mj both love kids and yes i do want kids in the future. Michael was easily embarresed and so am I. I fully support mj and all of his fans. He is so cute and funny. I can be funny at times. We both don't like to be judged. We both love animals and respect nature.

I have brown hair michael has black hair. MJ grew up in gary indiana i am in marion county indiana. I am not famous but mj was very famous. MJ lost his whole childhood and i only lost 5 years of mine. I don't let things get to me and mj does. I have mixed parents and mj's mom and dad were black. I go to school all the time and mj had a tutor. THE END love you mj king of pop.

MJ does it again!!! Balmain, one of Paris' most distinguishable (and expensive) fashion houses finds inspiration from none other than the King of Pop. The military jacket (which MJ rocked in the 80s) has been reinterpreted by the French fashion house. Michael even began rocking Balmain fashions- giving his seal of approval before his untimely departure. Michael is even seen wearing Balmain jackets in the rockumentary, "This Is It". This was a fashion move that was decided by MJ and his stylist Rushka Bergman. Now it appears that many celebrities are "rocking" Balmain as well. MJ wasn't called the innovator for nothing!!! These celebrities have a reinvigorated sense of style thanks to the Moonwalker's innovative sense of fashion (music and dance moves- but we'll save that for another article). The list includes the likes of Chris Brown, Beyonce, Lady Gaga, Rhianna, Katy Perry, and many others. Balmain was not only inspired by MJ's jackets but also his skinny pants which are coveted by both men and women. Fashion has finally caught up to the coolness that is Michael Jackson!!!

Say what you will about the King of Pop, the influence that Michael Jackson has had over the collective fashion conscious throughout his 50 years is undeniable. As the music legend dies, age 50, in Los Angeles, we take a look at his inimitable, legendary style.

As a fashion pioneer, Jackson was the man who gave new meaning to moonwalking, immortalised solitary, sparkly gloves, initiated the trophy jacket trend in the Eighties and was brave enough to couple dress with Madonna on the red carpet.