A dark one-piece with pale vertical rows shows a deep V line and a clearly bounded waist area. Narrow pale and reddish rows run vertically across the sleeveless upper section and wider legs. Small lines take a different direction in the waist area, marking a transition. The arms are placed towards the back, with curtains behind. There is no prominent headband or large pair of glasses around the face. This visible restraint leaves the long striped garment as the main idea, without establishing a general jewellery rule.
Use it as a countercheck to the orange version with several additions. Assemble the actual garment with your shoes alone first. Add earrings or a bag afterwards and assess whether the new area has a job. Inspect the waist transition without your arms placed behind you too, so the hand position does not determine the front. If you will remove a jacket later, look at the upper line again. You can choose a clearly recognisable disco idea without wearing every available themed item at once or reconstructing the entire reference outfit.