Michael Jackson: “King Of Pop” Style

Since the early days of the Jackson Five, Michael Jackson has set himself apart from every other musical artist with his tremendous talent, but also� utterly unique sense of style. From his bell-bottoms and Afro as a child star to his current military inspired suits, his fashion statements are etched permanently into our memory banks. Regardless of your particular opinion of Michael Jackson, it is undeniable that he has driven fashion and style to a whole new level. more…

Jay-Z Style: Hip-Hop’s Fashion Mogul

Shawn Carter, better known as rapper Jay-Z has a lot more on his plate these days than making music. As the new CEO of the wildly successful company Def Jam Records and co-founder of a fashion company that grosses over $400 million a year, he is the reigning king of hip-hop music. As well, he front-lined Reebok’s most successful athletic shoe, amounting in over $100 million in sales, owns a stake in the New Jersey Nets, and finds the time to date ultra glamorous, mega star Beyonce Knowles. And, of course, who can forget about the 33 million records that he has sold worldwide? more…

Orlando Bloom: Hybrid Style

As soon as Orlando Bloom was old enough to know that actors were not really the characters they were playing, he wanted to become an actor. He yearned to use his imagination and have the opportunity to play a range of diverse personalities. This love of make believe and whimsy has defined the acting roles that Orlando Bloom has chosen, and it has most certainly influenced his quirky, lighthearted fashion sense. more…

Colin Farrell Style: Emerald Isle Coolness

With dark, brooding good looks, Irishman Colin Farrell has a knack for being just one of the guys while maintaining a reputation as being a Hollywood scene-stealer. Since his youthful days on the streets in Dublin, Farrell has cultivated a rebellious, fun-loving spirit that is more than apparent in his fashion choices. He clearly seems more comfortable dressed for enjoying a couple of beers with the blokes at the local pub than for attending a formal black-tie affair. more…

Robbie Williams: Confidence Is Always In Style

Since leaving the boy band “Take That” in 1995, Robbie Williams has forged a highly successful, international solo career and has gained the reputation of being quite a ladies’ man. He doesn’t shy away from his “bad boy” image and certainly dresses the part.� With a flair for style and a tremendous amount of self-confidence, Robbie is just as likely to be strutting his stuff without clothing as wearing a Versace suit. more…