Paying tribute to the King of Pop's fashion
Today marks a year since the world lost a music and fashion icon. Say what you will about his reputation and eccentricities, but Michael Jackson's influence is very much alive. (Am I the only one who thinks Justin Bieber's "One Less Lonely Girl" is reminiscent of MJ's "Girlfriend?" Am I the only one who's not ashamed to admit listening to Justin Bieber?)
The point is, the man had swag. Let's honor the moon-walking legend by paying tribute to his style. Who but MJ could make high-water pants, white shoes and loafers look this bad? (Bad like good. You know, like "Who's bad!?")
Classic.
To make MJ's look your own, try these on for size, $24.99 at Target: 
Plus these pants on sale at Gap for $39.99:
Polish it off with some sequins. Check out this sweater we found for $26 on Etsy:
Now all you need is a wind machine. And some back-up dancers.
I better end this post before I start singing "Gone Too Soon" and tearing up. Suffice to say, we miss you, Michael.
Guest Deal Diva Kim Wilmath
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