If Michael gave me personally to wear one of his beautiful black fedoras, that'd be the only exception, otherwise I wouldn't, it's diarespectful becauase I know HIS outfilts weren't made for me, only Michael himself can rock them off, NO ONE ELSE! And he's no longer here.
^^I agree that Michael wore his white pearl jacket with more flare than Gaga did.
We should all expect likes and dislikes on a topic like this.
I think some are turning this thread into a problem when it should not be. I don't understand why people are trying to make others accept things for themselves that are not their "
personal taste." Some like Gaga and some do not. There is no need to force people to like her. Some like Gaga's music and some do not. There is no need to force people to like her music. Some will not wear the clothes, and some will. Everyone has their own personal taste about these types of things.
Right now I understand the point of view of those who will not wear the clothes or don't think anyone should have them. It is just the way they feel about it. No problem with that. I also understand the point of view of those who like Gaga's music, feel she is honoring Michael, & would wear the clothes. No problem with that. However, understanding someone's point of view, does not mean you accept their views. So I can understand why some will not wear the jacket, but that does not mean that if I had the jacket I would not wear it. I think some here forget that distinction, which is why they try to force their personal, subjective likes on others.
I don't think Gaga wore the Jacket with the same type of flare as Michael, and I think she made the jacket look sloppy when it is a classic piece. Others will not agree, and that is ok because their sense of classiness and sloppiness may not be the same as mine. So I will not attack them and say, "how can you not see she made the jacket look cheap."
Anyway, I wish I owned a few of his jackets, and I would definitely wear them with care and respect. I understand the person who talked about wearing a dead person's object. One of my clients gave me some jewelry she gave to her mom. The mom had died less than 2 months prior & I did not feel comfortable about wearing the jewlry because the mom and client did not have a loving relationship with each other. I took it, so she would not be offended, and then gave it away. Maybe that was not nice of me to give it away. Years prior I met an elderly woman at church who said she was looking at me for some time & see that I take care of things, so she bought me 2 bags of things belonging to her mom who had died 7 years ago. She said she held on to it because she did not want people who would not care to have any of her mom's things. I ended up taking the bags and wore all the pieces. They were all antique pieces and my "taste." So I can understand various views that people have about Michael's clothes.