70's fancy dress designs

I’m an adolescent of the 70s and have happy memories of those 10 years. No matter whether you agree, no-one could call the seventies  boring, especially when the 70′s fancy dress styles arrived. Bold vivid tones, psychedelic designs, PVC boot footwear, and really staggeringly high heels.

We can remember the ceaseless scorching summer months of 1976, disco sights and sounds  moving to wonderful new music and Starsky and Hutch on t.v. The 1970′s has enjoyed a resurgence of popularity of retro stores (in the past regarded drearily as resale retailers), in addition to clothing retailers providing and hiring various 70s fancy-dress items.

Whatever seventies fancy dress costumes product or service you are looking for, one of these stores are likely to contain it. If the merchandise you happen to be hunting is some unique Falmer flared denim jeans, a couple of african american PVC boot footwear or perhaps a Starsky cardigan.


The ways of the seventies were many and varied. I will list things (in alphabetical order) that we did in the 70s which might encourage you to set up a seventies fancy-dress gathering.

First, the Afghan fur. Now it’s recommended you use this for a winter months seventies clothing gathering. It was from early in the seventies.

Bell underside shorts were shorts or denims that flared out from the knee. Because 70s moved on, flares started to be progressively larger, up to 24 inches if you wanted to be known as awesome!

Cheesecloth shirts and blouses were ideal for people who loathed ironing. They matched up with trousers and a massive metallic belt.

Espadrilles were woven or textile sand iron sandals with extensive neckties to criss-mix the thighs and leg. Halter-necks were backless covers for ladies, which were worn from the neck to the  midrif. These were great to wear during the warm months or when disco dancing, and teamed up well with small skirts and Pvc boots.

Hot shorts were very popular.. There were the bermuda shorts, having a bib and were produced from Crimplene.