Over sixty years ago, on April 23, 1961, Judy Garland made her debut at Carnegie Hall in New York City. At the performance she wore a hand-stitched sequin jacket designed exclusively for her by renowned fashion designer Norman Norell. This jacket came to be known as her "Lucky Jacket" due to her successes while wearing it. "Join Broadway star Jessica Vosk as she explores artifacts from Judy Garland’s historic concert at Carnegie Hall in 1961," including the "Lucky Jacket".

Carnegie Hall is now looking to become the owners of Judy's lucky jacket, and to have it be displayed as part of their permanent collection. If you would like to contribute to their efforts and make a donation towards purchasing the jacket, click the link below.

Click Here to learn about Carnegie Hall's plan to purchase the jacket.

Watch the video below to see Jessica Vosk "meet" the jacket and learn more about its history.