Signalling the start of The Enlightenment - the theme of the London 2012 Paralympic Opening Ceremony - these Neon Brelly pants and jacket were worn by a volunteer cast member during the opening section of the celebrations.

The breath-taking opener to the ceremony signalled the diversity of humanity and the innovation of the human spirit, all united under one 'umbrella'.

This special and unique piece of the London Paralympic Games is the perfect way to commemorate a most ground-breaking paean to equality for modern times.

Complete with a limited-edition Games keepsake, capture and preserve your very own piece of the 2012 Paralympic Games!

Please note the detailed image depicts the costume in pink. The costume that you are bidding on will be in the colour indicated in the title.

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