90s-Themed Party
90s-Themed Party
A nostalgic and carefree New Year’s corporate event in the style of the 90s.
This was the era of our guests' childhood and youth, so no matter how wild those years might have been, they’ll always be remembered as the best times.
We worked hard to recreate the atmosphere of that period: iconic posters of the Backstreet Boys and Spice Girls, Polaroid photos taken in front of a carpet or inside a Barbie box, collections of VHS tapes, and cans of Fanta and Sprite. The dance floor sparkled with “Coco Jamboo” beats and mirrored disco balls.
A highlight of the event was the street-style kiosks placed in the center of the venue, stocked with Mars and Snickers bars, packs of Bubble Gum, Yupi drinks, and other popular imports of the time.
Guests played Tetris, “Nu, Pogodi!” on Elektronika, and tank battles on Dendy consoles, collected Turbo and Love Is wrappers, jumped elastics in the “fifth round,” and joined a massive dance battle to MC Hammer’s beats to win the coveted Slinky toy.
Everyone embraced the dress code, showing up in pink leggings, denim mini-skirts, Abibas and Montano tracksuits, caps, chains, and iconic crimson and leather jackets. At our pop-up salons, guests got teased bangs and lips lined with bold contrast liners for the ultimate 90s look.
The evening’s headliners were the famous comedy team “Children of Lieutenant Schmidt”, delivering a show that left everyone in stitches.
We definitely succeeded in transporting everyone back to the 90s - to childhood backyards and school discos.
This was the era of our guests' childhood and youth, so no matter how wild those years might have been, they’ll always be remembered as the best times.
We worked hard to recreate the atmosphere of that period: iconic posters of the Backstreet Boys and Spice Girls, Polaroid photos taken in front of a carpet or inside a Barbie box, collections of VHS tapes, and cans of Fanta and Sprite. The dance floor sparkled with “Coco Jamboo” beats and mirrored disco balls.
A highlight of the event was the street-style kiosks placed in the center of the venue, stocked with Mars and Snickers bars, packs of Bubble Gum, Yupi drinks, and other popular imports of the time.
Guests played Tetris, “Nu, Pogodi!” on Elektronika, and tank battles on Dendy consoles, collected Turbo and Love Is wrappers, jumped elastics in the “fifth round,” and joined a massive dance battle to MC Hammer’s beats to win the coveted Slinky toy.
Everyone embraced the dress code, showing up in pink leggings, denim mini-skirts, Abibas and Montano tracksuits, caps, chains, and iconic crimson and leather jackets. At our pop-up salons, guests got teased bangs and lips lined with bold contrast liners for the ultimate 90s look.
The evening’s headliners were the famous comedy team “Children of Lieutenant Schmidt”, delivering a show that left everyone in stitches.
We definitely succeeded in transporting everyone back to the 90s - to childhood backyards and school discos.
