The heyday of Disco fashion blossomed from the music played at gay underground New York clubs such as The Loft, Tenth Floor, and 12 West in the early 1970s.
Other clubs such as Infinity, Flamingo, The Paradise Garage, Le Jardin, and The Saint launched a disco culture that brought with it an anything-goes attitude and all-night dancing.
Studio 54 played an essential role creating the nightclub scene that is still with us today-- a place where people dress to be noticed and in the latest fashion.
The successful movie, Saturday Night Fever (1977), ensured that Disco hung around for a few years before becoming very unfashionable when Punk Rock and New Wave became the new anti-fashion fashion.