The silver prop microphone is a fake handheld microphone with a round, sparkling head on a long black handle, without a cord.
The grainy, metallic finish of the ball immediately catches the eye, catching the light as soon as you hold it under a disco ball or spotlight. The accessory is intended for women, men, boys, and girls who want to take the stage as a singer at a 70s party or disco party.
What do you get with the silver prop microphone?
You get one separate microphone: a prop to hold, not a working device.
- The ball-shaped head has a rough, glittery texture in a metallic grey shade.
- The handle is smooth, black, and straight, and makes up most of the length.
- There is no cord attached, so you can walk around the dance floor freely with it.
- The microphone is suitable for adults and children, both women and men as well as boys and girls.
- It comes in a transparent bag with a header card from the brand Funny Fashion.
A stage microphone from the disco era
A handheld microphone with a rounded head is the image associated with singers on stage, and this prop mimics that silhouette exactly. In the 70s, disco singers and divas stood on stage with such a microphone in their hand, often under a rotating disco ball. Because there is no cable attached, you can dance, lip-sync, or make a toast without tripping.
How to complete the singer look with this microphone
A microphone alone does not make you a disco star, so combine it with a shiny jacket or a glitter top that echoes the metallic head. Large sunglasses and voluminous hair immediately make the 70s look recognizable. If you are going as a group, have one person hold the microphone as the lead singer and the rest join in as the backing choir.
Order the silver prop microphone and stand at the next 70s party with a real singer's prop in your hand.