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"\"I wish there were some way you could bottle that feeling you get the day after the show when it's all done and you don't have to think about it anymore, and the reviews have been good and the people are excited,\" Karen Walker told us just days after her fall presentation. \"You could come back to it in a month's time when you're feeling tired and you're over it, and just have that feeling again.\"\n\n But her successful showing at New York Fashion Week wasn't Walker's only event the week. We caught up with the New Zealand native as she feted her latest Made in Kind collection for Anthropologie. The designs are part of her Runaway line, and mark the first time the range is being sold in the States.\n\n \"Karen Walker Runaway is hip, street-y,\" she explained. \"There's a little bit of chambray sweatshirting, and there are cute prints and T-shirts that have a youthful vibe.\"\n\n For Made in Kind, the inspiration was a \"Victorian seaside holiday\", as evidenced by the ruffled sundresses and sea life prints. Perfect for filling out your spring wardrobe? Oh, yes. And speaking of spring, Walker told us she's looking forward to the season's soft colors, gauzy materials, and playful proportions: \"I had a little bit of a raid at the warehouse at work and pulled out about 20 things, I think!\" The perks of being a designer, no doubt.\n\n Click through to see Karen Walker's entire Made in Kind collection!"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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