Sally and Kara Dish on Owls, Self-love, and Kara's New Collection
Who says a design Q & A has to be formal? In fact, maybe it's even better if we can text it out, complete with emojis and gifs and vids from Instagram. Well, it's a language of sorts.
Thank you Kara for sharing your thoughts on your spring collection. At the intersection of you and Oiselle is a beautiful overlap, and it looks like an OWL. Read on... I'm in BLUE.
It’s a far cry from the road routes Goucher is used to—and will certainly demand a different style of running. https://t.co/1WICzcfvkj
— Runner's World (@runnersworld) March 11, 2019
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