Late autumn, 1972 — Wardour Street, London. Inside the legendary Marquee Club, doors have just opened. Stage lights are still warming up. Amps emit test tones. Fans drift in. Musicians and cultural icons share hellos near the bar and backstage. This was the glam rock moment. Not just music — but fashion, attitude, performance identity, and boundary‑breaking style. England’s cultural underground was colliding with fearless creativity.