Let's Dance Enamel Pin

Aladdin Sane lightning under Let's Dance is historically wrong in exactly the way a good Bowie fan-art pin can afford to be.

The red-and-blue lightning image belongs to the 1973 Aladdin Sane era, while Let's Dance was released in 1983 and produced by David Bowie and Nile Rodgers. Putting them together collapses a decade of Bowie transformations into one object, glam alien face meeting polished dance-floor pop.

The Let's Dance Enamel Pin uses a stylised face with lightning-bolt makeup, vivid hair and a banner carrying the title, making the cross-era mashup obvious rather than pretending it reproduces one historical Bowie look.

Glam gay, Bowie obsessive, nightclub romantic, person who wants the jacket to move from art-school alien at 9 p.m. to hips at 2 a.m., this is the pin that refuses to choose an era.

Product details

• One enamel pin.
• Stylised face features Bowie-inspired lightning makeup and Let's Dance wording.
• Deliberately combines 1973 Aladdin Sane imagery with the 1983 Let's Dance title.
• A bold gift for Bowie fans, glam-rock queers and dance-floor collectors.

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