Don’t be fooled by its playful appearance – this piece beautifully pays tribute to Elvis’ landmark album and its profound impact on the Christmas music landscape. In the pantheon of holiday music, “Elvis’ Christmas Album” continues to shine as a beacon of creativity, passion, and integrity. The star immortalized the jumpsuit with cape, the precious stones, the gold chains, and his abundant chops were endlessly copied by the youth of the time.

We can also see essential wardrobe items popularized by Elvis and by actors James Dean and Marlon Brandon. This record isn’t just a holiday classic—it’s a musical treasure that taught us what a Christmas album can be.

In the spirit of celebrating Elvis’ legendary contribution to holiday music, a delightful surprise awaits fans in the form of the new Funko Pop! Album Vinyl Figure. Bill Belew designed the jumpsuit Elvis’ costume designer. Belew was known for his extravagant designs, and the Pharaoh jumpsuit was no exception.

Whether you’re a die-hard Elvis fan, a vinyl record enthusiast, or simply a lover of all things Christmas, this Elvis’ Christmas Funko Pop! Album Vinyl Figure offers a unique blend of nostalgia, music, and holiday spirit. The King’s masterful renditions of ‘Silent Night,’‘White Christmas,’ and ‘I’ll Be Home for Christmas,’ among others, have become an integral part of many a family’s holiday traditions. Note: This list will only include items that were made conventionally available and will not include items like prototypes. Its enduring appeal is a testament to Elvis’ refusal to compromise his artistic vision, even when diving into the festive world of Christmas music. In 1998, Presley was posthumously inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame. Three years later, the same was done for the Gospel Music Hall of Fame. Since his death, Elvis has remained one of the biggest pop symbols in the world.The gold chains and intricate embroidery added to the spectacle of the performance and made it an unforgettable experience for everyone who watched it. Elvis Presley was always fascinated by the Pharaohs of ancient Egypt. He was intrigued by their flashy clothing and their larger-than-life personalities.