LOS ANGELES (TheWrap.com) - Bernard Lansky, the man who helped created Elvis Presley's signature fashion style in the '50s - pegged pants and two-toned shoes - died Thursday in his Memphis home. He was at 85. Presley frequented Lansky's men's fashion store on Beale Street - a popular spot for blues, rhythm and blues and jazz music - after years of admiring the clothing styles as a teenager working at a nearby theater. "When I get rich, I'm going to buy you out," Lanksy recalled Presley telling him before becoming a rock 'n' roll star. "Don't buy me out," the salesman responded. ...