It’s Party Time! In fact it’s Disco Fashion time!

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Time to throw off that boring office suit or dress, get your groovy disco outfit out of the wardrobe and strut your funky stuff, but wait!… you haven’t got any Disco clothing in your wardrobe. Maybe this is your first Disco Party, so you are looking for something cool to wear this Halloween, Christmas, New Year, Birthday or any other special time? Well you’ve come to the right place as we have plenty of 70s disco costume styles for you to choose, for child, adult, plus sizes such as Disco Shirts, Dresses, Disco Halloween Costumes, Diva, Saturday Night Fever costumes, leisure suits, and many more, not to forget all the accessories available too such as Disco Shoes and Boots, 70s Wigs to name but a few.
Take a look at what Disco Fashion.org has to offer. We Have a great selection, and just to give you some idea of the high quality/ low price merchandise we’ve selected just four examples from the current collection.

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Discolicious Adult Costume

Available in adult sizes: Small, Medium, Large, and X-Large.
Just get-on-down, dig that scene and be the Disco Queen wearing this beautiful outfit. The Discolicious Adult costume features a metallic bell sleeve
printed top and a matching pair of flowing bell-bottom pants with a slit
at the bottom center of each leg. Also included is a metallic print neck scarf. To complement the outfit wear a pair of Gold Sequin High heal Adult Shoes, a Discorama Mama Blonde Wig and cool Glitter Earrings. Just take to the floor and show ‘em how it’s done.

Saturday Night Fever Adult Costume

Available in Mens Sizes: Large (42-44), X-Large (44-46).
Strut your stuff as you walk down Main Street as that ‘cool Italian American’, checkin’ out the girls on the dance floor, showin’ them your moves in this white jacket with black buttons, and pants suit featuring a matching vest also with black buttons, and attached black collar. This is an officially licensed Saturday Night Fever ™ © Paramount Pictures product. For that full Tony Manero (John Travolta) look add a Disco Dude Black Wig. You might be lucky and meet your Stephanie tonight and dance the night away!

70′s Disco Mama Adult Costume

Available in Women’s Sizes: X-Small/Small, Medium/Large
Get that Diva Disco Fever and join us on the dance floor!
All we want to see you do is dance, dance, dance! So get on up on the dance floor, and you’re sure to have a fever this Saturday night, or any other night for that matter!
The Disco Mama Adult Costume includes a tie-dye jumpsuit with two tiered bell sleeves and bottoms, and a matching sparkly pink belt. To complete your “disco-licious” look, ramp it up with a pair of Gold Glitter Jane Shoes, a Disco Bangle Bracelet Set and a pair of Gold Glitter Earrings. Wow, You’ll be rocking’ the night!

Dynomite Dude Disco Shirt Adult Costume

Available in adult sizes Standard and X-Large
Hey Gals! There’s no way you’ll be able to turn this guy down when he asks you to join him on the dance floor as he’s dancing the night away wearing his super cool
Dynomite Dude Disco Shirt featuring an eye-catching multicolor lame button down
shirt with butterfly style collar. He’ll be on cloud nine and so will you when you party on down with him.

To complement this cool shirt how about adding Black Disco Pants – which include flared legs, flap pockets, and a traditional button/zipper, the perfect match for the shirt, and of course no Disco Dude would be complete without his Medallion, an essential part of the outfit.

Let’s get on down!

The History of Disco

Now that we’ve looked at a few examples of disco fashion, let’s go back in time and take a look at how disco began back in the seventies.

Maia Kushick gives us some insight into Disco Fashion in this video

It was a trend that started in Philadelphia by African, American and Hispanic communities resulting in the popular club culture with its multicolored lights and dresses or outfits with loads of sequins on them. The first album considered to be Disco was released in 1972 by Manu Dibango and it was called Soul Makossa. Other artists including the Bee Gees, Donna Summer and The Jacksons picked up on the trend and created their own style of the genre.

Here is a video with Manu Debango – Soul Makossa Live

Disco dancing had its influences from genres of music such as Rock, Blues, Soul and of course Funk and the different kinds of ‘moves’ or styles were created by choreographers of all levels to meet and blend with the different kinds of Disco music. One such classic move was the Hustle which you danced with a partner which incorporated elaborate hand movements with sleek turns and twists and essentially was based on the 1950s and 60s Swing. As with many dance types, Disco had its roots in Latin American and African dance styles – Dances such as the Mambo and Salsa. During the earlier part of the 1970s ‘in-line’ dancing became popular, starting in both New York City and Florida and it used a combination of the hip sways of swing while at the same time the Salsa foot rhythm.

One of the early Disco dances evolved from line dancing and was named the ‘Hustle’ which was also the title track of the single by Van McCoy and the Soul City Symphony. Dance moves were then created for David Todds ‘Disco Baby. Here’s a video of Van McCoy’s  Disco Baby track.

This track together with the Hustle quickly became popular in New York’s East side and eventually throughout the rest of the world. Dance moves were further refined and became bolder with suggestive jumps and jerky movements.

Enjoy your Disco Fashion and have a great party anytime of year.