Rock sub genre of the 70s

noun

1. Glamour

   "When it came to glam, the 36-year-old rocked a rosy smokey eye and a pink lip."

2. Glam rock

   "The 1970s saw the advent of female singer-songwriters; the invention of queer or transgressive subgenres such as disco, punk, and glam; and the proliferation of female instrumentalists."

verb

1. To make (someone or something) glamorous or more glamorous

noun

1. Rock music characterized by performers wearing fanciful costumes and flamboyant makeup

   "It was 1972 and a new musical craze, glam rock, was on the rise. Characterised by glittery flamboyant outfits, extravagant make-up, androgynous stage personas, and loud anthemic songs, its prime exponents included David Bowie, Slade, Sweet, Alice Cooper, Roxy Music, Suzi Quatro and Mott The Hoople."