Michael Jackson Stage worn glove, hat, shoes & socks Grammy Museum in custom box

Description: A once in a lifetime opportunity to own Michaels iconic stage worn items. All Come fully documented also with Grammy Museum paperwork where millions of fans witnessed them in person in multiple locations around America. M.J. VICTORY TOUR STAGE WORN GLOVE A custom-designed white cotton, right-hand glove completely covered in clear Swarovski loch rosen crystals. This crystal covered glove is one of the most recognized pieces of wardrobe in the history of pop culture. After Jackson's performance on the 1983 Motwown 25 television special, where he performed the moonwalk for the first time, the glove became one of the most iconic elements of Jackson's signature look. It was at this time that Jackson invested in five cutom created, hand-sewn gloves incorporating hundreds of Swarovski crystals. The gloves were commissioned for the Jackson's 1984 Victory tour where Michael performed in fifty-five concerts with his brothers. This is glove number five of the five that were produced for and worn by Michael Jackson during the Victory tour. M.J. VICTORY TOUR STAGE WORN CRYSTAL SOCKSA pair of acrylic tube socks custom designed with uppers covered in alternating rows of hand-sewn Swarovski crystals. M.J. VICTORY TOUR STAGE WORN SIGNED LOAFERSA pair of signed black leather penny loafers, by Florsheim and size 9 1/2. Clearly seen dance wear on the base of the shoe, signed boldly in silver paint pen on the left shoe. M.J VICTORY TOUR STAGE WORN HATA Michael Jackson stage worn black fedora. The black fedora with black grosgrain ribbon is stamped on the interior hat band “Made Expressly for Michael Jackson” and “Design by Maddest Hatter Los Angeles.” Jackson wore the hat during a Victory Tour concert in Los Angeles 1984. Size 7 3/8. Displayed on an actual life mask of Michael from the THRILLER makeup. The detail is absolutely stunning where you can see every pore in his skin THE VICTORY TOURThe Victory Tour was a concert tour of the United States and Canada by Michael Jackson and The Jackson family between July and December of 1984. It was the first and only tour with all six Jackson brothers (even though Jackie was injured for most of the tour). The group performed 55 concerts to an audience of approximately 2 million. Most came to see Michael, whose album Thriller was dominating the popular music world at the time. Songs from it and his earlier solo album Off the Wall made up most of the set list. The tour reportedly grossed approximately $75 million and set a new record for the highest grossing tour. It showcased Michael's single decorated glove, black sequined jacket and moonwalk. Despite its focus on Michael, it was named after the newly released Jacksons' album Victory although none of the album's songs were performed and Marlon confirmed it was because Michael refused to rehearse or perform them; in fact, he had only reluctantly joined his brothers, who needed the income while he himself did not, on the tour and tensions between him and them increased to the point that he announced at the last show that it was the last time they would perform together, ending plans for a European leg. The Jacksons did make money from the tour, along with promoter Don King. Michael donated his share to several charities as he had promised before it, but the rancour between him and his brothers had a deep and lasting effect on the Jacksons as a family, alienating him from them for most of his life and it effectively ended the Jacksons as a performing group. BITCOIN accepted on this item

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Location: Los Angeles, California

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