In the 70s and 80s in New York City, there was one place where you wanted to be for nightlife: Studio 54. You’d find Halston and Diane von Furstenberg and Brooke Shields and Jerry Hall. Truman Capote and Andy Warhol. Diana Ross strutting her stuff. Elton John in a blazer, signature round glasses, shorts, and mismatched tennis shoes with socks. Sweat and glitter and disco dancers and blue eyeshadow. Cher being Cher and drag queens and Grace Jones in sequined hot pants. Bianca Jagger riding in on a white horse.

To dress for decadently dancing the night away, you want the slink of jersey. Bare back and shoulders, halter neck. Fluid midi skirt that glides around you like champagne down the hatch. The Studio 54 dress has the perfect recipe for endless nights of dancing. The halter straps knot at the back of the neck and flatter many bust sizes, or wear them crossed in front to create a little keyhole. Double layered bodice front & back, single layer skirt.

In Greek mythology, Terpsichore is the muse of dance and music, whose name means “delight in dancing.” Could there be a more perfect name for a dress?? If you truly want to dance through life, get this dress. You will feel like a goddess, with its one-shouldered, ruched, classical beauty. If you take it dancing, it will move and stretch with you, skim over your goddess curves in the most delectable way, and feel as though you are wearing (almost) nothing. (Trust us, the slinky-soft jersey is as comfortable as PJs.) Also makes a great dress for a sexy dinner date (but where you also want to be totally comfortable and eat the pasta), as well as girls’ night out, nightclub frolicking, wedding crashing, or really any variety of party.

Also, do us a favor and start dropping “terpsichorean” into your vocabulary to refer to anything related to dancing. The Greek muses will love you.

Shown in Rose Adagio print & Midnight Navy. Double lined bodice, single layer skirt. Side slit on right.

You’re still on the dance floor at the end of the night, feeling all sweaty-glowy-satisfied, and the DJ calls, “Last song!” You grab your sweetie or your best friend or favorite partner, because you know this moment is going to top off an evening of dance satisfaction like the cherry on a sundae. Your heart is full, your limbs are tired, but you still look and feel like a million dollars, because you’re wearing the Last Dance set. It’s twirl-perfect. It’s slinky and soft and truly comfortable from first dance to last. And it’s a set, so you don’t have to think about getting dressed and looking good, but you also know you’ll throw that skirt on with a sweater later.

This one is giving multitasker like you’ve never seen. The skirt is a full 360 degrees of lightweight, slinky, twirl-tastic fabric, with a flat stretchy waistband. The top is a slight crop, giving the impression of a dress when worn as a set but letting a little slice of skin peek out when you lift your hands and jump around with abandon to your favorite song. The off-the-shoulder silhouette shows a flirty bit of collarbone, but it all stay perfectly in place, thanks to the snug-but-stretchy jersey fabric and ruching at the sides. Plus, the top is double layered both front & back.

The Last Dance set looks amazing on the dance floor but also goes nearly everywhere else, the Glissade signature. In a deep solid color, the set looks amazing with sandals for a chic city outing. With a cropped sweater, the skirt runs errands, goes to work, picks up the kids.

Oh, and did we mention you can order separately or as a set? Mix and match tops & skirts to your heart’s content.

Shown in Evergreen