70's Clothes

There are a lot of great 60s wigs and 70s wigs available for people who want to have a little bit of fun either at a party, or just to be different. One of the most distinctive things about the decade of the 70s was the hair. Everything from outrageously huge afros to feathered Farrah Fawcett hair was popular and it helped to define the overall look of that ten year period. Of course, the early part of the decade has more of a hippie feel to it. The 80s came along and brought with them some huge hair styles. I'd love to know how much hair spray was used during THAT decade.

These 60s wigs and 70s wigs are new, not vintage.  A 70s costume hippie wig is great for people who can no longer grow this kind of hair on their own or who have no interest in looking like a hippie for any other time than Halloween.  These items are sized for an adult and are meant to be part of a 70s costume ensemble.  I wouldn't plan on wearing it as a toupee, but you never know, someone might end up finding you really attractive!  If you are purchasing this costume wig, you might want to think about other items to help you complete the look.

If you want to look like some of those famous rock stars and movie stars of the 70s, you can find great outfits that will make your look very consistent with that theme. You can borrow from your parents if they have fun and funky outfits that belonged to that era. You can even find some accessories suitable for your 70s costume right here. Anyone who actually lived during the 1970s realizes that most of the costumes you see today are a stereotype of the way people dressed at the time. Sure there were hippies, but some people just dressed in jeans and t-shirts too. It is great to have fun dressing the part that is remembered from that funky decade, but we should probably acknowledge, when discussing 70s clothing, that not everyone looked or acted like Cheech and Chong.