When you think of the 1970s fashion era, visions of glitz, glam and gold lame no doubt pop to mind. It's this very essence, of the excess of the disco days gone by, that MAC seeks to capture with its new fall collection. To be sure the makeup giant does the decade justice, they've tapped into the creative genius that was the late, great style icon, Antonio Lopez.

Dubbed a "major fashion illustrator" by the New York Times, Lopez's work was highly influential at the time and his now legendary illos were always in high demand by major publications like Vogue, Harper's Bazaar and Elle.

"Our collection with Antonio Lopez is symbolic of a time when indulgence was at its peak," explains James Gager, creative director of MAC Cosmetics. "There was a magic to his world and a time in history that hasn't been recaptured; I think people are lusting after that glamour, which is difficult to come by today."

"Lusting after that glamour" should get a tad easier come September 10 when the limited-edition new collection rolls out. Till then, dust off your Donna Summer discs and take lust after these Studio 54-worthy palettes.