Mission Red Lion Shirt as seen on Michael Jackson in This Is It

Posted by Guest on November 27, 2009

This is a sponsored guest post written by C. Parashar on behalf of TattooApparel. Post powered by Sponzai.

We have found the ultimate item for any Michael Jackson fan. It is the Red Shirt that Michael Jackson wears in This Is It. He can be seen wearing this shirt design in the movie trailer, in the movie itself, in YouTube videos and in the photo booklet that comes with the music CD.  The shirt Michael is seen wearing is a design from Los Angeles designer brand, Mission Clothing.  Rather than buying a mass produced Michael Jackson t shirt to remember and commemorate the King of Pop you can actually own the same Red Lion Button front shirt design that Michael himself wore.

The Southern California retail boutique, Perpetual Vogue handles retail sales for Mission Clothing and they have the shirt available on their web site, TattooApparel.com . The design is trademarked by Mission Clothing and the authentic Mission design is only available from an authorized Mission Clothing dealer such as TattooApparel.com.

We think that Michael and his stylists were probably attracted to the Mission Lion Shirt because Michael seemed to have a fondness for stage wear fashions in the color red and for the fact that the shirt has a large silver tone letter M on the front. The M actually stands for the brand name but it is also the King of Pop’s initial. Mission Clothing makes high quality fashions with a a lot of detailing which makes them a fashion favorite with celebrities and rockers. All Mission Clothing is made in the USA. Mission Shirts have a smaller more fitted cut than other brands so most guys go up a size. They are popular with the ladies too who like to wear them over leggings.

The shirt is available while supplies last at TattooApparel.com and they do ship worldwide. A press release regarding the shirt can be seen at PRWeb.

Celebrating a Celebridemic?

Posted by kim on June 30, 2009

Many people believe the “people die in three’s” theory, and there certainly has been a Celebridemic going on with two sets of three celebrities dying within the last week. In case you have been trapped in a closet and aren’t up to par on the news, here’s who everyone is grieving…

Ed McMahon - Most notorious for being Johnny Carson’s sidekick on The Tonight Show, his last gig was the Cash4Gold.com commercial that aired during the Super Bowl. Have you requested a Free Refiners Return Pak from Cash4Gold yet? It’s totally free, with no obligation whatsoever.

Farrah Fawcett – I was so hoping Farrah could beat the odds and overcome her cancer and marry Ryan O’Neal before she died. She is true Angel now. Farrah’s famous Swimsuit Poster will forever be a classic.

Michael Jackson – In junior high, I had a poster of MJ hanging up in my bedroom and knew every word to every song he sang! Now Michael Jackson’s 25th Anniversary of Thriller Album is flying off the shelves (currently on sale for $13.99 from Amazon.com). I’m betting I still know the words to most of the songs!

Billy Mays - Known for his As Seen On TV infomercials, products included:
What Odor? Guaranteed to remove any odor, including pets, urine & skunk
Flies Away Makes flies go away for good, used by farmers & military
Mighty Putty Fix, fill and seal virtually anything up to 350 lbs
Awesome Auger Takes the hard work out of yard work
Zorbeez Like ShamWow but better! Absorbs 27 times greater than towels
Simoniz Fit It! Scratch remover for any surface or color
Tool Band-it Rugged, flexible, lightweight, magnetic armband for tools
Mighty Mendit Fast, easy way to mend, hem and wear again
Quick Chop Fast, easy way to chop, mince, slice and dice with just a tap

Fred Travalena – I have to admit I had to google Fred Travalena to realize I have seen him on television and heard him do voice credits in cartoons. He succumbed to cancer as well.

Gale Storm – Yeah, I didn’t know her either (I’m not that old).  But she was an actress who starred in TV sitcoms in the 1950s, namely My Little Margie.

Ok, enough mourning, let’s go back to shopping…