The ’70s were an era of bold and boisterous fashion, and nowhere was this look more pronounced than in the world of disco. From the glitzy clubs of Manhattan and Las Vegas to the roller rinks of small-town America, the “disco era” was defined by its vibrant and sparkly clothing, snappy dance moves, and iconic platform shoes. It was truly a time of glamour, showmanship, and unforgettable style. Get ready to explore the allure of the disco era – and learn why its influence on fashion continues to this day!

1. A Groovy Trip Down Memory Lane

Remember the ’60s? During those revolutionary days, Groovy was the music that brought pleasure and good vibes. This trip down memory lane will make you feel connected, with a blissful feeling of those far-gone days.

From The Beatles to a Monkees tribute band, from psychedelic rock to folk-rock, here is a small sum of the music that made Groovy so inspirational:

• Songs like I Get Around, California Dreaming and Good Vibrations still tie us to those days.
• There was also a wave of optimism, led by bands like The Dave Clark Five, The Kinks and The Rolling Stones.
• With an international success, Groovy also conquered the Far East. Bands like The Ventures and The Shadows made it to Japan, with the accompaniment of popular French songs and other innovations.

And who can forget about bands like Jefferson Airplane, The Mamas & the Papas and The Association? Pop music of the ’60s stands today as a reminder of a different era. An era when being Groovy was an virtue.

2. It All Started With the Bee Gees

The Bee Gees were a hugely influential band of brothers — Maurice, Barry and Robin Gibb — who are now officially a part of music history. Their musical career began in 1958 with original recordings released in Australia, and they first became well known in 1963 in the United Kingdom. Since then, their music has spanned five decades and has created many iconic songs you know today.

The 70s was a big decade for the brothers as it was when they released all of their biggest hits, such as “Stayin’ Alive”, “Night Fever”, and “How Deep Is Your Love”. It was also the era when they rose to international fame, with their mostly disco-inspired music that sparked a real musical revolution.

• The Bee Gees were nominated for three Grammy Awards in 1978.
• In 1979, they received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

The brothers’ creative journey didn’t end there. They kept experimenting with different styles of music, often mixing their tried-and-true disco sound with elements of folk and rock. In the 1990s, they began a series of collaborations with big names like Kylie Minogue, Celine Dion, Andrea Bocelli and Barbra Streisand.

The impact of the Bee Gees’ musical contributions to the world is undeniable. Though the last of the trio, Robin Gibb, died in 2012, their music has continued to inspire people of all ages, and their legacy will never be forgotten.

3. Shining Bright in the Disco Scene

The Disco Scene is alive and luminous. From the exciting light show and intoxicating beats that fill the room to the fashionable dress code and infectious dance moves that punctuate the dance floor, the disco marks a place for serious fun.

Disco fashion has an unmistakably flashy flair. Platform shoes, mini skirts, hats, tights, and top-notch accessories are all essential. Outfits have a way of shining at the disco, and they are also usually geared toward a club atmosphere. And what’s the true marker of the scene? Glitter! A few dashes of this magical dust over outfits or makeup turns any night into one that will not soon be forgotten.

Ready to move? Dance the night away with the greatest hits from the disco era and classic tunes from the 21st century. You might dabble in some salsa, hit the floor with hip-hop, or even let your inner rhythm shine with some Cumbia. There’s something to suit each style.

Your dazzling look, upbeat music, and party spirit will burst through the night, bright and bold! Here, you can:

• Enjoy creative collaborations
• Unlock levels of self-expression
• Discover your Disco self

The lights, the sound, the dance, and, of course, the outfits make it so that the night never ends. So what are you waiting for? Go ahead and sparkle in the Disco Scene!

4. Bell Bottoms and Platforms For Days

In the 70’s, Bell bottoms and Platforms were a signature look, defining the generation that wore them with pride. Out on the streets, markets and club, you couldn’t miss the bright colors, patterns and size of these styles.

Bell bottoms were the ultimate statement. The flaring pants and wide legs made sure the wearer and their style was noticed, wherever they went. The classic denim look was perfect for the rebellious youth who wanted to challenge the status quo. But it wasn’t just about the ‘rock style’, there was an array of colors, fabrics and patterns to choose from – perfect for expressing oneself creatively.

Platforms were the perfect counterpart for bell bottoms. They quickly became popularised by disco dancers and music icons. The statement soles and heel size struck an elegant balance with the larger appearance of the bell bottoms. Originating on the club scene, platforms were soon adopted in everyday life and their use can still be seen in the fashion world today.

It’s easy to see why bell bottoms and platforms were a winning combination for the 70’s generation. Not only did they provide a self-expression opportunity, but their fashion forward style gave the wearer freedom to walk around with confidence, the world was theirs for the taking.

5. And the Legacy Lives On

The Enduring Impact
• The legacy of Robinson’s courageous decision to pursue a professional career in baseball has far reaching and long lasting outcomes on America and the world.
• The shift in attitude spawned a cultural transformation that in turn spurred the civil rights movement which ultimately enabled other governing institutions beyond baseball to evolve and adopt new systems.

As new legislation and regulations started to provide much-needed protection to minorities and women, Robinson’s motivation for social justice and advocating for inclusiveness of all regardless of race, color, or creed was evidenced in the number of mainstream organisations that followed his historic move.

Organisations such as the National Football League, the United States Military, the International Olympic Committee, and countless more throughout America proudly adopted egalitarian ideals that enabled minority groups to pursue their passions and make valuable contributions to all that our society has to offer.

Robinson’s groundbreaking journey opened the door for future minority generations, inspiring countless individuals to pursue a career in baseball and other sports and igniting the spirit of fairness and the courage to stand up for what is right. His tenacity and courage has and will continue to be an example of courage, perseverance, and hope for generations to come.

When it comes to fashion, nobody does it quite like the Disco Era! Even four decades later, this era remains one of the most iconic and beloved times in fashion history. The wild designs and striking visuals of the Disco Era will continue to shine as a reminder of the power of creativity and diversity for years to come!