Yes, the very term is an oxymoron. You feel groovy wearing them, loose and unstructured. But looking groovy in the 1990's isn't the old ''anything goes'' mentality of the 60's. For this, I needed Mr. Khan. Now, for the record, a stylist is not a personal shopper limited to the inventory of one store.
Most artists are very understated.
Our first stab at glamour was Chanel. Neither she nor Mr. Khan seemed to grasp the irony of searching for hippie duds in the temple of the pastel suit, which was standard uniform for all those mothers bemoaning their daughters' bell-bottoms. I shook my head. I don't throw my full creative vision at you. He assembled piles of beaded necklaces and bracelets, belts, scarves and shoes.