Michael Jackson was indeed planning for a huge comeback for himself. But unfortunately, as we saw, life doesn’t necessarily go the way we planned it. Now we are hearing that the pop legend was involved in talks with famous designer Christian Audigier to start a collection of his own. But his sudden death left things mid-way and now his designer friend has decided to make his dream come true.

Apparently, MJ was able to design 100 patterns that included a pair of rhinestone socks and a rhinestone glove. He had been working on these with Audigier ever since 2007. Plans were to launch it with Jackson’s ‘this is it’ comeback tour.

The clothing line was recently unveiled. All of the designs are Michael Jackson originals. Now, the pop star’s fashion sense wasn’t a huge hit really but then the fans are doing anything to keep his spirit alive. The clothes would be the next step to that end.

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Winifred Grace likes to play with her jewlery design and her effort sure doesn’t go unnoticed. In fact, many feel that they seem to be coming straight out of Desperately Seeking Susan. This Chiago-based creative mind is deepy influenced by the oceans, a fact that is reverberated by the accessories she makes. Although, starting her career only in 2003, we are told that she has been desigining with flowers and ribbons ever since she was eight.

The fringes of rhinestone on her Pink Rhinestone and Pearl Fringe Necklace are stunning to say the least. This treasure measures up to 17″ and encompasses clear crystal clusters, pink alabaster Swarovski crystals and rhinestones sitting pretty on an oxidized sterling silver chain. The freshwater pearls have 14 carat gold accents. Just combine te necklace with some messy hair, and you shall be the belle of any ball you go to.

Again, contrary to your first impression the necklace is pretty easy to clean and maintain. We haven’t heard anything on the price yet but we think it will not be anything that you cannot afford.

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Aqua and Clear Rhinestone Bracelet is a vintage one that belongs to Kramer of New York. It shines brilliantly and is not known when exactly it was designed. nevertheless, the logo on the piece of jewelry indicates it was designed somewhere between 1943 and 1950.

It is one of the most sought after pieces ever and the brilliant blue shines in an ethereal manner. You could wear this for an evening party or for a dinner along with your gown. The bracelet has clear and aqua baguettes, cut emeralds, and has a silver tone. It also comes with a rhodium plated strap.

It is kept in a stylish case that also reminds you of the troubled days during the world War. The buyer can ship it to any place in the world and in my opinion is one of the best vintage bracelets I have ever come across. Try this, and be the star of the night! At $125, it is a steal!