Disco ball glass decoration
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Get the party started with this dazzling disco ball decoration, a tribute to the scintillating style and shining charisma of Freddie Mercury. A disco décor must-have in perfect miniature: hang from the tree and enjoy the reflection of your fairy lights in the mirrored surface. Alternatively, display a disco ball or two on the mantelpiece and create your own tiny dancefloor, a perfect way to get the festivities in full swing.
Freddie Mercury was known for his legendary parties; his lavish 39th birthday celebration, complete with mirror disco ball, was filmed to create the music video for his solo single Living on My Own.
Dimensions
8 x 8 x 9cm (3.1 x 3.1 x 3.5in)
Composition
Plastic
Colour
Silver
Product code
173606
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Freddie Mercury: Splendid Things
Singer, songwriter and cultural icon, Freddie Mercury was renowned for his powerful voice, theatrical performances and bold personal style. From legendary stage costumes to memorable music video looks, his approach to fashion and self-expression helped define an era. This display marks his 80th anniversary year through eight iconic looks spanning his career, from unforgettable performances to legendary music videos, celebrating the creativity and individuality that continue to inspire generations.
Credit: Photograph by Denis O’Regan Freddie Mercury. Magic Tour 1986.
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