The gold sequin headband with marabou is a bright yellow headband full of fluffy marabou, with two antennae that each end in a ball of sequins. Wear it as a woman, man, or child when you go to carnival or a costume party dressed as a bee or another insect. Because the antennae are on thin spirals, they move as soon as you turn your head.
Band, marabou and antennae in a row
- The band is bright yellow, and a thick border of yellow marabou sits on top, while the ends behind your ears remain smooth.
- Two antennae stand upright on silver-colored spirals.
- Each antenna carries a round ball that is completely covered in shiny sequins.
- The composition is 70% PVC, 20% springs and 10% metal.
- The headband is intended for women, men, and children.
- You only receive the headband, without wings, jewelry, or a costume.
Why do you wear a headband with antennae when dressed as a bee?
A headband with antennae immediately turns a yellow-and-black striped outfit into a recognizable bee, because antennae on the head are the feature that distinguishes an insect from an ordinary striped dress. Real bees use their two antennae to smell and feel, and that is why they are prominently positioned on top of the head in every drawing or cartoon. For carnival, the bee is a grateful group costume: with the same antennae and stripes, you can immediately recognize each other in a crowded room. The fluffy marabou on the band refers to the downy body of a bumblebee or bee.
A complete bee outfit around the yellow antennae
Start with a yellow-and-black striped dress, shirt, or bodysuit and attach transparent wings with a glitter border to your back. Striped arm warmers in the same colors extend the stripes to your wrists, and a yellow-and-black beaded necklace completes the neck. Men and boys choose black trousers with a yellow-striped shirt, and the antennae complete the look. With yellow and orange face paint, you match your face to the color of the marabou.
Choose this headband and your bee costume will immediately have its antennae for carnival.