70s dress with groovy circles

The 70s groovy circles dress is a short women's dress with wide flared trumpet sleeves and a print of concentric circles in orange, yellow, blue and white. The colorful circle print comes straight from the seventies, when graphic shapes and warm colors defined fashion. You wear it to a disco party, a 70s party or during carnival.

Print, sleeves and sizes of this seventies dress

• The fabric consists of 95% polyester and 5% elastane.
• You can choose from the women's sizes XS, S, M, L, XL and XXL.
• The dress falls above the knee and has a slightly flared A-line.
• The sleeves flare out widely from the elbow and sway with every movement.
• The neckline is softly draped and forms a V-shape.
• Hand wash, do not bleach, do not tumble dry, do not iron and do not dry clean.

The seventies in circles and trumpet sleeves

In the 70s, graphic circles, ovals and bulbs were placed on fabric in orange, mustard yellow and brown, and that color combination is still the fastest recognition point of the decade. The trumpet sleeve belongs there just as much as the wide trouser leg: the wider the sleeve, the clearer the disco look. Due to the short length, this dress reads more as a dance floor than as flower power, although the print also fits a hippie theme. Those who prefer the boho side keep the accessories natural and earthy.

Which boots and wig complete this disco look?

High boots with a block heel in yellow, orange or white reinforce the seventies image the most, because they balance the short skirt and the wide sleeves. A wide glitter belt around the waist gives the straight line of the dress extra shape. Furthermore, you make the whole thing recognizable with a wig with full curls or a large mane of hair, sunglasses with colored lenses and large round earrings. Keep jewelry large and simple, so that it does not compete with the busy circles.

Order this 70s dress and you will be on the dance floor of your next disco party in full seventies style.