Michael Jackson’s navy uniform was a hit at the 1984 Grammy Awards.

Michael Jackson left an enormous impact on the performance art and fashion industries. Designers not only mourn the loss of Jackson, who did June 25, but they also recognize the loss of a style icon. In 1982, “Thriller” sold 26 million copies and anchored his spot in the fashion community. To celebrate the life of Jackson, incorporate his lifetime full of style into your own wardrobe.

Early ’70s:

Jackson took over the world of pop music, sporting wide-leg, bell-bottom pants and fringed shirts. Wear paisley-patterned shirts, platform heels and suede vests to emulate his style.

Sleek sophisticate:

Jackson wore pegged pants, blazers and bright-white socks. This look of Jackson’s is a definite classic — you can never go wrong when combining black and white clothing. To achieve Jackson’s style from this era, simply wear a black tux or suit, white collared shirt, black dress shoes and a hat.

Thriller:

Jackson’s style in the ’80s was biker: leather jackets, black and red studs, and sequined gloves. Fitted biker jackets and ’80s-inspired studs are in style now, so utilize such in your fashion homage to Jackson. His iconic red-leather jacket, made by costume designer Deborah Landis, stands alone; its repetitive zippers and detailed shoulders call attention to Michael Jackson’s individuality — he didn’t want to fit in; he wanted to stand out.

Military-inspired:

At the 1984 Grammys, Jackson’s bedazzled navy military uniform with gold accents was a brilliant fashion interpretation. Look for a jacket with oversize, dramatic shoulders for a look that embodies Jackson. Throw on aviators (and a white rhinestone glove), and you’ll be set. Or, if that in itself seems like too much, armbands were one of his favorite accessories.

Other popular looks:

• Jackson’s shiny, black tuxedo for “Billie Jean” is elegant but modern.

• Also, in 1991, Jackson escorted Madonna to the Oscars, and the combination of her luscious, oversize white fur and white gown alongside Jackson’s white jacket and sequined black pants made an unforgettable duo.

• His daily wear is inspiring. Black satin pants, a black fedora and an oversize red jacket make a fabulous night-time ensemble.

For current designs that embody the fashion spirit of Jackson, check out Balmain’s Autumn/Winter 2009 Ready-to-Wear Collection (Paris Fashion Week).