Honestly, we’ll never get enough of the ’70s. From the bell-bottom pants and suede jackets reminiscent of the great American west to the glitzy gowns of disco nights at Studio 54, there’s a chic look for anyone. And with Halloween on the horizon, there’s no better excuse to go all in with a ’70s costume that channels your inner disco diva.
Of course, as fashion lovers, we’re not getting dressed as just any 1970s dweller. Instead, we’re taking a cue from our favorite icons for this year’s costume ideas. As we continue to move forward in an era filled with strong women, now is the time to embrace our favorite leading ladies. Whether you want to wear head-to-toe sequins for a glam night on the town or prefer to wear something on the more subtle side, this is the era that should be leading all your costuming decisions.
From entertainment queens like Donna Summer and Farrah Fawcett to movement leaders such as Gloria Steinem, these inspirational women will have you feeling all kinds of girl power this Halloween.
Donna Summer
Dress in your sparkliest dress to own the disco queen status like Donna Summer.
You'll easily turn heads in this.
Wear this simple choker on any occasion.
Debbie Harry
If rock 'n' roll is more your thing, dress up as punk-rock queen Debbie Harry for an edgy (and comfortable) costume for Halloween.
You'll be so comfortable in this.
The perfect lived-in jeans.
Diane Keaton
No one owns the menswear trend quite like Diane Keaton. As an easy costume, wear your favorite suit pieces to ace this costume.
We love this bright red top.
It's official: Corduroys are back.
Diana Ross
There's no better time than Halloween to dress up as your favorite diva. Big and bold is the name of the game here, like a bright silk dress.
So chic.
Wear these everywhere.
Cher
If we're being honest, no one dresses quite like Cher. With all the shimmer, you'll be the star of the party.
How gorgeous is this dress?
You'll never get tired of these.
Farrah Fawcett
You can't go wrong dressing up as Farrah Fawcett, one of America's biggest sweethearts. With an easy costume like a sweatshirt and bell-bottoms, you'll have an outfit in minutes.
You can't go wrong with a comfy zip-up.
These are so flattering.
Gloria Steinem
To nail this Gloria Steinem look, pair some of your favorite fall pieces like a turtleneck and flared pants together. Finish off your look with Steinem's signature blue aviators.
Keep yourself warm this fall.
You can't go wrong with simple denim flares.
Jerry Hall
Is there anyone more alluring than model Jerry Hall? This costume includes a shimmering gold dress and long and voluminous waves for the night.
You'll feel so good in this.
These are classic.
Yoko Ono
This musician and artist made waves during the '70s. Earth tones will be your best friend for this costume.
Pair this with tights and over-the-knee boots for the fall.
It isn't a '70s costume without platform shoes.
With these outfits, you might even want to sport these ensembles after the festive night.
This post was originally published at an earlier date and has been updated.
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