Silver disco jumpsuit 70's

The silver 70s disco jumpsuit is a sleeveless women's jumpsuit with a halter neck, a metallic black and silver pied-de-poule pattern and wide flared legs. You can slip it on in one go, so you only need to choose shoes, face paint and jewellery to go with it. With that, you'll be ready for a disco party, a 70s party or carnival in a single outfit.

Pied-de-poule pattern, sizes and washing instructions

• The design is a pied-de-poule print with a metallic sheen, which runs across the entire jumpsuit from the neckline to the hem.
• The jumpsuit has a low-cut halter neck and an open back, leaving your shoulders bare.
• The legs flare out widely from the knee, the classic seventies bell-bottom.
• You can choose from women's sizes XS, S, M and L.
• The jumpsuit is made of 100% polyester.
• Hand wash only, do not bleach, do not tumble dry, do not iron and do not dry clean.

The jumpsuit as a seventies dance outfit

In the 70s, party wear shifted towards fabrics that catch the light: shiny fabrics, foil-like designs and disco balls above the dance floor. A one-piece outfit with a fitted top and wide flared legs created a silhouette that moves with you with every turn. The pied-de-poule print originally belongs to classic wool fabrics, but in a silver metallic version it gets exactly that disco wink. That makes this outfit instantly recognisable as seventies without you needing a floral print or a velvet trouser suit.

What jewellery, face paint and shoes go with this jumpsuit?

Large round earrings and a few wide bracelets are the quickest answer: they pick up the same sheen as the fabric. Keep your face paint graphic, with glitter on the eyelids and a bright lip colour, so that the silver does not compete with your face. A white boot with a block heel completes the line of the wide leg, while coloured sunglasses with round lenses make the retro look a bit more relaxed. Wear your hair in loose curls or under a wig, and the seventies look is complete.

Order the silver 70s disco jumpsuit in your size and step onto the dance floor in style during a 70s party.