We’re quickly closing in on Halloween, and if you’re still without a costume (or any ideas, for that matter), allow us to suggest dressing as a ‘70s female fashion icon. Not only were the 1970s a decade packed with groundbreaking style moments — from tie-dye to corduroy — but the beauty looks continue to inspire trends even to this day.

Throwing a virtual Studio 54 disco? Channel Diana Ross with extra-long eyelash extensions or full Bianca Jagger brows. Or, if you just got a curtain fringe, take a hippie, bohemian approach and dress up as Farrah Fawcett or Stevie Nicks. Either way, scroll through for your easy and style-forward costume guide, ahead.

Iman

If your costume party is happening over Zoom, consider a makeup-forward look, like fashion model Iman’s iconic amethyst-toned smoky eye and ruby-red lip gloss.Photo: Arthur Elgort/Conde Nast/Getty Images.

Stevie Nicks

If you recently went blonde and have a ’70s-inspired shag haircut, dress as Fleetwood Mac front woman Stevie Nicks. For makeup, you’ll need eyeliner and a dusty pastel shadow.Photo: Fin Costello/Redferns/Getty Images.

Bianca Jagger

You can be the iconic queen of Studio 54 with the help of brow gel, nude lip liner, and hair accessories — namely a black birdcage veil and feathered cap.Photo: Mike Lawn/Getty Images.

Diana Ross

Pull disco inspiration from the Diana Ross and her most classically high-glam beauty look, championed by loads of mascara on her top and bottom lashes.
Photo: PL Gould/IMAGES/Getty Images.

Farrah Fawcett

Actress and fashion model Farrah Fawcett was most well known for her blonde feathered hair, infused with a fringe and lots of layers. For makeup, you’ll need lip gloss and pink blush.Photo: Hulton Archive/Getty Images.

Beverly Johnson

Of her many Vogue cover appearances, supermodel Beverly Johnson was styled to the nines in ’74, with a perfectly-coifed bob, bronzed blush, rosy lipstick, and the chicest autumnal turtleneck.Photo: Francesco Scavullo/Condé Nast/Getty Images.

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