Michael Jackson

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Adam Selman got his start designing costumes for the king and princess of pop (that would be Michael Jackson and Britney Spears), collaborated with Rihanna to design her collection for River Island, but it's only now that he's has decided to launch his own label. "It's a little overwhelming" he admits.

Michael Jackson's glitzy concert getups are some of the most recognizable in the history of the music industry: The sparkly gloves, the black loafers, the tipped fedoras, the statement jackets. But it turns out he might have owed part of his iconic image to Roberto Cavalli. However, it sounds like their relationship had a few bumps...

Here's a trailer for the upcoming documentary about Beyoncè, directed by Beyoncè. There's a shot of her Blue Ivy baby bump! {HuffPo} Rihanna served up some sneak peaks of her collaborative collection with River Island--first stepping out in a navy jumpsuit, then she Instagramming a pic from the campaign which includes Jourdan Dunn. {Vogue UK} Here's what thirteen people wore to interview with Anna Wintour, and whether they got the job. Yes, someone wore Doc Martens... {The Cut} The Kardashians just kan't katch a break over their makeup line Khroma. First they were sued by a cosmetics company called Chroma, and now the company that makes Kroma Makeup (without the 'h') is taking them to court. {WWD}

Eighties pop icons were the muses for Jean Paul Gaultier's show. How true was he to the orginals? See for yourself.

Dick Clark (aka "America's Oldest Teenager") passed away yesterday at the age of 82. As the host of American Bandstand and the perennial harbinger of New Year's Eve, Dick Clark was there for a lot of pop culture moments. While so many people today are remembering American Bandstand for the musical acts and as a nostalgic reminder of a really transitional time in America, we're looking at it as an amazing lesson in fashion history. From that wasp-waisted 1950's silhouette that ruled at the show's inception to the bell bottoms (which plague us still) of the show's 1970s heyday, take a peek at the fashion cycle (seriously, it all comes back) on the American Bandstand stage. A picture of Cher in 1982 wearing leopard print pants? Pretty sure we see that outfit 10 times a day near our office here in Soho. Click through for to see Dick Clark through the years and some of the musical acts that defined American Bandstand--and, of course, what they wore.