Icy pink highlight shade with a sapphire shimmer shift named after the 1978 song Hot Shot by Karen Young. The song spent several weeks at number one on Billboard’s disco charts and was played over and over again at Studio 54.

Yellow gold shade with pink color shift named after the 1978 song Le Freak by Chic. The song commemorates Studio 54 or its notoriously long customer waiting lines, exclusive clientele, and discourteous doormen.

Hot pink shade with lavender color shift named after the 1980 song I'm Coming Out by Diana Ross. She had approached Nile Rodgers of Chic after hearing his music at Studio 54 and they wrote the song after running into several drag queens dressed as Ross.

Cool silver shade with subtle green color shift named after the 1978 song Got To Be Real by Cheryl Lynn. She's said that the song is about "real love, real affection. If you just be true, everything will be alright for you

70s blue shade with silver color shift named after the 1978 song Last Dance by Donna Summer. The string and horn sections of the song create an almost magical atmosphere, and the slow tempo and longing evoked in the instrumentation emulates that feeling one experiences when a party is reaching its end. As it did at Studio 54 in February 1980.

Warm gold highlight shade with a champagne shimmer shift named after the 1979 song Disco Nights by GQ. The song spent two weeks at number one on the soul chart during the spring of 1979 and was played frequently at Studio 54.