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" Anthropologie&amp;#039;s latest round of Made in Kind collections just launched online today, featuring indie brands UV_UnderVisibles, Ace &amp;amp;amp; Jig, Vineet Bahl, and Imogene + Willie. To help you navigate through all of the funky new wares, we rounded up our favorite pieces from each designer. Victoria Bartlett of VPL is the mastermind behind UV_UnderVisibles, a bold loungewear and lingerie brand. The styles in this capsule collection were inspired by the work of M.C. Escher, a Dutch graphic artist famed for his mathematically inspired prints.  UV_UnderVisibles Brown Biosphere bra, $88, and bottoms, $48; photo: Anthropologie  UV_UnderVisibles Alabaster Capitular chemise, $128; photo: Anthropologie Textile fiends will flip for Ace &amp;amp;amp; Jig, the brainchild of Cary Vaughan and Jenna Wilson (formerly of the label LaROK). The brand is recognized for its colorful stripes and heritage cloth; plus, it&amp;#039;s perfect for chic beach jaunts.  Ace &amp;amp;amp; Jig Scarlet Studio dress, $278; photo: Anthropologie  Ace &amp;amp;amp; Jig striped pleated skirt, $158; photo: Anthropologie Indian designer Vineet Bahl relies on authentic Indian colors showcased on modern shapes to created his vibrant, office-friendly pieces. He also uses the technique of stitching fabrics flat, which creates an organic drape when it falls on the body.  Vineet Bahl Cerulean dotted shift dress, $248; photo: Anthropologie  Vineet Bahl Odissi jacket, $298; photo: Anthropologie Denim brand Imogene + Willie hails from Nashville, Tennessee. The line&amp;#039;s designers, Carrie and Matt Eddmenson, have over 20 years of experience working with chambray, and the workmanship shows in their well-tailored denim pieces.  Imogene + Willie chambray work shirt, $228; photo: Anthropologie  Imogene + Willie Sailor cape, $348; photo: Anthropologie "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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