Netflix's new mini-series, Halston, takes us back to a time when the fashion was fabulous and the cocaine was plentiful.
Created by Ryan Murphy (American Horror Story and nearly everything else Evan Peters is in) and starring Ewan McGregor, the biopic tells the decadent tale of fashion designer Halston's rise to the top, his plummet to the bottom and his acceptance of his fate in the final days of his life.
With just five 45-minute episodes, it's the perfect mid-week binge, and it'll leave you wanting to throw on a designer kaftan and sniff a few lines off a disco ball at Studio 54.
Watch the trailer for Netflix's Halston. Post continues below.
Because the series blends fact with Ryan Murphy's imagination, here we break down what's fact and what's fiction in Halston.
Ok, first up. Did a woman really die in an air vent in Studio 54?
At the beginning of episode four, a woman dressed in Calvin Klein continually attempts to get into Studio 54, where Halston is partying with his best buddy Liza Minnelli and the rest of his entourage.
The doorman calls her "so bridge-and-tunnel darling" and flat-out rejects her at each attempt.
She later finds the back entrance and tries to sneak in through the air vent. She gets stuck and dies, and later that night the police find her body while they're raiding the club.