There's a lot to love about 1970s glam rock, but if you're looking for some contemporary albums with a similar sound, we've ...

But before then, they were exclusively worn by men and were a sign of virility and high social status. By the 1970s and ‘80s, despite glam rock’s best attempts to normalize towering heels on ...

Androgynous clothing was on the rise as men wore flowy hair and shirts with billowy sleeves, inspired by glam rock. Ripper fishnets entered mainstream fashion while maxi dresses with longer ...