If you're off to Abba Voyage, or heading to a '70s theme fancy dress party, it's time to get your outfit sorted. Die-hard Abba fans have got until February 2026 to enjoy the spectacular London show, and it's safe to say, gig-goers have not disappointed in the outfit department.
If you're looking for some Abba outfit inspiration, head straight to the archives for a dose of sartorial '70s fashion. From bell-bottom flares and platform boots to the ever-iconic jumpsuits, Abba inspired a generation of truly fabulous fashion. Think hippie-style waistcoats over boho blouses and maxi dresses, or go for full-on disco mania and think sequins, metallics and fringes. All topped off with heavy curtain bangs, what else?
To get the ideas flowing, we've looked to the Abba Instagram archives for some outfit ideas that are sure to inspire your next fancy dress ensemble. And best yet, most of these items can be found on the high street or are already in your wardrobe.
Go For Gold
From the iconic go-go boots to sky-high platforms, metallic boots are a must. Sèzane, Free People and Mango all have good picks and you could bring these out during party season too. You could go for gold or silver and style this with a equally as interesting top, or keep it plain and simple. Too hot for boots? Take inspiration from the icons and try metallic sandals for the warmer months.


www.meandem.com
If Abba taught us anything, it’s that shimmer is non-negotiable. This metallic tweed jumpsuit is all about golden drama, the kind Agnetha or Frida might have worn off-stage between sequined performances. The sleeveless cut and wide-leg trousers nod to the fluid silhouettes of the '70s, while the fringe detail adds extra movement as you dance. We’d wear this with strappy metallic heels or platform boots to channel disco-floor energy without looking costume-y.

www.jigsaw-online.com
Black and gold were a staple in Abba’s stage wardrobe, and this mesh dress hits that perfect balance. Asymmetric seams and a subtle cowl neck modernise the look, while the gold-sequined hem is pure showstopper material, think sparkling under concert lights. Keep accessories minimal and let the dress do the talking, or add oversized hoops or a glitter clutch for full disco impact.

www.sezane.com
A real pair of showstoppers. Thigh-high silver platform boots? Abba would be proud.
Channel Your Inner Hippie
The 1970s were all about hippy fashion - think cheesecloth, flares, waistcoats, and plenty of suede.

Image credit: Instagram @abba

www.allsaints.com
Western meets rock-chic in the Marlene Jacket. Made from denim with asymmetric tassels running from back to front, it’s all about playful movement. Layer it over a jumpsuit or flared jeans for instant concert-ready attitude. We’d keep the rest of the look simple and let the fringes do the talking.

rixolondon.com
Abba’s hippie-chic phase lives here. Flowing silk, a detachable scarf trailing down the back, and a relaxed silhouette nod to Agnetha’s bohemian off-duty style. We’d finish this look with delicate gold chains and ankle boots, or add a bold lip for full stage-ready energy.

farmrio.uk
Soft, dreamy, and totally free-spirited, this maxi dress channels the florals and ruffles Abba loved on tour. Long sleeves, tiered ruffles, and subtle beading evoke the romantic, whimsical energy of the '70s. Pair with a metallic belt to define the waist, or platform sandals.

www.selfridges.com
Brown, earthy tones and cascading ruffles make this top effortlessly chic and perfect for a hippie-meets-concert look. Its flowy silhouette allows for easy movement.

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The matching maxi skirt continues the earthy, bohemian vibe with tiered layers and ruffle trims. Its flared hem ensures effortless twirls while keeping the look grounded in '70s-inspired glamour.

thefoldlondon.com
Liberty’s ‘Bohemian Day’ print meets halterneck glam – this top’s '70s swirls and luxe draping make it disco-ball ready. Pair with the matching trousers for peak Dancing Queen.

thefoldlondon.com
High-waisted, wide-leg and covered in retro swirls – these silk trousers were made for swishing through ABBA Voyage in full '70s style.

www.pinkcityprints.com
With its rust tones, border print, and puff sleeves, this jumpsuit nails that ‘70s silhouette. Pair with platform heels and let the puff sleeves do the talking.
Metallics, Always
Bring on the shine - from accessories to jackets, make sure your outfit includes a heavy dose of metallics.

Image credit: Instagram @abba

mintvelvet.com
Step into disco mode with this silver sequin mini skirt, featuring a high-rise fit and fringed hem that sways with every move. Ideal for pairing with a simple blouse or metallic top, it brings shimmer, fun, and concert-ready flair in one glittering package.

www.selfridges.com
This metallic strapless top is very Abba-esque; it would look great paired with jeans and heeled boots for a night of Abba anthems.

www.amylynn.co.uk
If you want to go all out, metallic trousers are the way to go. Wear with the matching top, or a white tank top for an easy Abba outfit.
Try The Iconic Jumpsuit
A jumpsuit, preferably flared and finished with sequins, makes the ideal Abba-inspired outfit.

Image credit: Instagram @abba

The green sequin-embellished fabric catches every glint of light, while the plunging neckline and front v-wire add just the right amount of drama.

www.debenhams.com
This jumpsuit is pure disco magic. A kaleidoscope of sequins makes it impossible to go unnoticed, while the playful silhouette keeps it fun and flirty. Think festival-ready meets Abba Voyage vibes.

www.debenhams.com
Sequins, pearls, and a daring plunge, this jumpsuit is ready for the lights, the music, and the dancefloor.
Denim Everything
Glitz and glamour aside - try denim on denim on denim for a sartorial take. Denim on denim is so easy to do as you probably have pieces to pull already.

Image credit: Instagram @abba

www.freepeople.com
Nothing says '70s revival like a true flare. These mid-rise, stretch denim jeans offer a flattering silhouette and an exaggerated flared hem that’s perfect for dancing along to Abba’s greatest hits. We’d pair them with a metallic blouse or fringe jacket to feel fully concert-ready while keeping the look effortlessly wearable.

www.libertylondon.com
Patchwork, pockets, and a perfect slit for dancing. This high-waisted skirt is one-of-a-kind, effortlessly cool, and retro enough to channel your inner 70s queen.

eu.wrangler.com
Double-denim never looked this good. The Wrangler® x Lainey Wilson Flare Catsuit is a full-on nod to Abba’s 70s stage glamour: fitted through the torso and thigh, flaring perfectly at the knee for those disco-floor twirls.

www.desigual.com
Denim meets boho in this embroidered, mixed-fabric jacket. Perfect for layering over flowing dresses or jumpsuits when the disco floor heats up.

www.freepeople.com
Sleek, flattering, and endlessly wearable. Belt it in for a structured look or let the wide-leg silhouette do its thing for maximum movement, concert, cocktails, or casual brunch, it works everywhere.
Leopard Love
Leopard print was a playful staple in Abba's stage costumes.

Image credit: Instagram @abba

www.next.co.uk
Cut from crisp cotton with buttons down to the waist and a tiered skirt, it’s effortless and ready to move with you on the dance floor. The frill-edged collar adds playful drama, while the classic leopard print nods to Abba’s bold stage costumes.

damsonmadder.com
Dark leopard, dropped waist, and princess seams, this dress is Abba-ready without trying too hard. Organic cotton makes it soft, easy, and effortlessly stylish.

rixolondon.com
Polka dots meet leopard print in a perfectly balanced midi dress. Blousy top, pleated panels, and a print mashup that screams retro glam.

uk.saintandsofia.com
These aren’t your average ballerinas. Leopard print leather meets edgy studded straps for a look that’s equal parts chic and rock ‘n’ roll.
Go Head To Toe White
Keep it simple with an all white ensemble, it's Abba in their angelic era. Cool, calm and collected.

Image credit: Instagram @abba

www.marksandspencer.com
This denim jumpsuit is a modern take on a '70s classic. With a belted waist, short sleeves, and a collared neckline, it balances smart tailoring with relaxed disco vibes. Wide legs create a flattering, on-trend silhouette, perfect for moving through Abba Voyage in comfort while still capturing that retro-inspired energy.

sisterjane.com
Think Agnetha’s ethereal white maxis. This embroidered dress has a tiered skirt and lightweight woven fabric that mimics the soft movement of Abba’s '70s stage ensembles. We’d add gold sandals and a subtle scarf for that bohemian elegance.

farmrio.uk
White-hot and festival-ready, this jumpsuit is all about subtle drama. Eyelet details and palm tree motifs move beautifully on the dancefloor, while puff sleeves and a belted waist keep it effortlessly chic.

www.monsoon.co.uk
Dropped waist, flowing hem, and an elegant scarf make this a modern nod to Abba’s stage whites. Perfect for hazy summer nights or concert-ready glamour. We’d layer chunky gold bangles and metallic flats to balance elegance with ease.
Track and Twirl

Image credit: Instagram @abba

vuoriclothing.co.uk
Not one for flashy statements but ready to own the dance floor? Go for a sporty Abba-inspired look. Vuori’s Daily Piped Legging brings retro glam with bold side stripes and a high-rise drawcord waistband, perfect for effortless moves and disco-ready style.

vuoriclothing.co.uk
Pair it with the Women's Renew Trainer Shell in matching green for that iconic coordinated concert-ready aesthetic. Keep accessories minimal but fun, think metallic sneakers, subtle glitter accents, or a headband to nod to that '70s disco glam without going overboard.

www.marksandspencer.com
No '70s disco-inspired outfit is complete without a nod to modern comfort. Metallic trainers keep your look grounded, wearable, and ready for dancing, think platform sneakers but updated. We’d wear them with metallic jumpsuits, flowing maxis, or sequined dresses to bridge retro and contemporary effortlessly.
Julia has held the position of shopping editor for Grazia UK for the past three and a half years, overseeing and editing all things shopping for the title from trend pages, gift guides and the best things to buy now in both print and online.
Anne Lora Scagliusi is a fashion commerce writer at Grazia with over a decade of international experience. She began her career in Dubai, covering major fashion events and global trends, and her work has appeared in Vogue, Vanity Fair, Marie Claire, and Glamour. Now based between Italy and the UK, Anne is rarely seen without one of her signature Self-Portrait dresses and believes that great style should be as practical as it is polished, especially when parenting a toddler.