Funky Disco Costumes

Relive the magic of disco with the Women's 70s Funky Dancin Fox Costume by Forum Novelties. Halter top jumpsuit with low cut V-neck; purple, gold, blue psychedelic pattern with a shimmer-metallic finish; and complete with gathered bell bottoms on the legs. Everyone remembers the 70s as a time when disco rose to fame. People wanted to look good and get down and boogie! It was all about the flashy style, loud music, and strutting your moves across the dance floor. So next time, before your hit the... [Read More]

All that grooves is gold! Throwback to the groovy days in this 70s Glitz N Glamour costume featuring a metallic gold jumpsuit with a V-neckline, a cowl back, a loose wrapped bodice, skinny legs, and a black sequin belt. (Sunglasses not included.)

1970'S disco Mama adult costume includes jumpsuit and metallic pink belt

Boogie down on the dance floor in this lace front metallic gold jumpsuit with attached belt featuring flare sequin sleeves and flare bottoms.

Your child may not have had the chance to live through the age of disco, but that doesn't mean you have to deny him the full 1970's experience. You can get him a disco ball, slip a pair of platform shoes on his feet and queue up your favorite funky tunes to let his soul shine. You can even teach him all of the best 70's slang, ya dig? Of course, the first place you need to start to have your kid feeling like a funkadelic dance-master is a groovy outfit and it just so happens, since we're the num... [Read More]

Boogie across the dance floor sporting this detailed button front, collared shirt with matching inset bell bottom pants.

Ever since the 70's, something has been missing from society. Sure, we have fancy smartphones. We have the internet. We even have delicious coffee shops on every street corner that serve us vanilla almond espressos. But where's the funk?Funk has been on a slow decline since the '70s. Whomping earthy bass grooves and booty bumping drum beats have been dying out, little by little and we suspect it's because no one has the courage to take the crown and claim the title of "Emperor of Funk" (that's a... [Read More]

Ever since the 70's, something has been missing from society. Sure, we have fancy smartphones. We have the internet. We even have delicious coffee shops on every street corner that serve us vanilla almond espressos. But where's the funk?Funk has been on a slow decline since the '70s. Whomping earthy bass grooves and booty bumping drum beats have been dying out, little by little and we suspect it's because no one has the courage to take the crown and claim the title of "Emperor of Funk" (that's a... [Read More]

Far out man!You'll be the grooviest gal in town in the Disco Diva costume. This Boo! Inc. costume comes with a groovy shirt and pair of pants. Wear this for Halloween, theme parties, and costume contests. And when Halloween comes to an end, use it for role play, dress up, or cosplay. You're in for a spooktacular treat with this classic costume!Handle with Scare:This women's costume is made with 100% polyester, no hocus pocus materials. Caught in a dark and stormy night? Hand wash your eerie outf... [Read More]

Your child may not have had the chance to live through the age of disco, but that doesn't mean you have to deny him the full 1970's experience. You can get him a disco ball, slip a pair of platform shoes on his feet and queue up your favorite funky tunes to let his soul shine. You can even teach him all of the best 70's slang, ya dig? Of course, the first place you need to start to have your kid feeling like a funkadelic dance-master is a groovy outfit and it just so happens, since we're the num... [Read More]