Senait wears red and navy acetate rally motocross print sweater and black cotton bynx jersey turtleneck both by Marc by Marc Jacobs.

Yumi wears cotton bynx jersey turtleneck and royal navy blue modal rally motocross sweater both by Marc by Marc Jacobs and pink and green plastic earing stylists own.

Senait wears multicolour satin tiger claw jacket and multicolour polyester tribal print t-shirt and black cotton motocross trousers all Marc by Marc Jacobs.

Yumi wears multicolour modal rally motocross sweater and red and blue polyester motocross pants both by Marc by Marc Jacobs.

Hair Stylist: Dennis DeVoy at Art Department/Lesley

Makeup Artist: Sam Addington at Kramer+Kramer

Assistance: Reto Sterchi

Digital Technician: Drew St Ivany

Models: Senait Gidey and Yumi Lambert at IMG Model Management

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1. There’s no girl more talked about in the Wonderland office than Kendall Jenner. So, naturally we were DYING over her catwalk debut at the Marc Jacobs show last night.

2. Rodarte Star Wars Dresses, Yoda on a dress why the hell not?

3. Beckhams selfie at VB, this year David decided to bring all the kids along, we’re still living in hope they’ll adopt us.

4. Work It Missy Elliot Soundtrack at Proenza Schouler, perfect soundtrack perfect show.

5. Lindsay Wixon in bed with Eliza Cummings, two of our biggest girl crushes in the same bed ugh.

6. Marc by Marc Jacobs by Luella Bartley and Katie Hillier, one of our favourite shows of the week.

7. Marc by Marc Jacobs (so good it gets two mentions) printed graphics by Fergus Purcell, designer for Palace skateboards.

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1. It’s Bartley’s big return to fashion

Everyone figured she was gone for good after her line ceased trading in 2009 – after all, she told the Sunday Times that she was “happy to be out”. At the height of its powers, Luella was making £9m a year and attracting celebrity fans like Gwyneth Paltrow, Sienna Miller and Lily Allen.

2. It’s a British fashion dream team

Bartley joins Katie Hillier (right) at the helm of the label, and the btwo go way back: the latter cut her teeth on her friend (and mentor’s) eponymous line. So when Hillier was appointed by Marc Jacobs as creative director, Bartley was the first person she tapped as the new design director. Leaning in, Sheryl Sandberg style.

3. Marc by Marc Jacobs needed a shake-up

Robert Duffy, the CEO of Marc Jacobs, openly admits that the line had gotten “a bit stale”. The diffusion line started out strong in 2000 but has struggled of late. “We rested on our laurels and it hurt us,” Duffy says. Plus, the appointment will let Jacobs concentrate on Vuitton, which, as far as we’re concerned can only be a good thing.

4. We miss the Luella girl

The eccentric, rock’n’roll English rose in the cut-out heart dress? Basically, the person every girl at a British festival tries to channel every year? Luella pretty much invented that. It is a little-known fact that Alexa Chung didn’t not exist before Luella. Truth.

5. Just think of the fucking bags, man

Remember this beauty? Bartley pretty much brought Mulberry back from the brink thanks to the Gisele. Meanwhile, Hillier cut her teeth on accessories and co-created Victoria Beckham‘s initial collection of bags (which promptly sold out). Who knows what they’ll create together?

6. British style at Marc by Marc Jacobs? Yes please!

Quoth Bartley: “English style at its best is totally natural, fiercely individual and girlishly contrary. It can be funny, tough, sexy, clever and peverse, all at the same time.” Marc Jacobs is the man who put Victoria Beckham in a paper bag. It’s a perfect match.

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