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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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Last week the brand new Sisley campaign for SS14 landed on our desk. The campaign follows two celebrity couples in New York as they are followed by the relentless paparazzi. Young and famous, they are the new idols of stardom, the faces to be seen, the ones to watch and dream about.

The couples are portrayed by French beauty Julia Restoin Roitfeld with Clément Chabernaud and Lindsey Wixson (who also just landed herself the Chanel campaign) with Reuben Ramacher and perfectly represent the brand’s sexy, urban and contemporary essence, as well as its collections characterised by modern cuts, shapes, innovative fabrics as well as unexpected techniques and details. Young photographer Sebastian Faena shot the campaign.
Shot as a faux interview with a rock and roll feel, the campaign coincides with Sisley.com hosting a real show within a show from January 16th.  With backstage photos, fave picks from the models, videos and an interactive experience. Visit Sisley.com to take a look.

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Thanks to Karl Lagerfeld, we can now go back in time to the first Chanel store in Deauville, circa 1913. Knightley stars as Coco herself, mixing with and measuring the fashionable French ladies who come her way – and coincidentally coming up with some of Chanel’s most iconic pieces at the same time. Just witness Stella Tennant’s character, Lady de Grey, casually mentioning that she’s wearing her husband’s jacket, which alerts Coco to the possibilities of a certain tweed jacket.

It’s pretty much a roll call of who’s who in modelling, featuring cameos from Tennant, Amanda and Tallulah Harlech, Wixson, Knightley, de Brauw, Ashleigh Good, Caroline de Maigret, Brad Kroenig, Hudson Kroenig, Jamie Bochert, Baptiste Giabiconi, Sebastien Jondeau, Jake Davies. And all in stunning period dress, obviously.

But if the acting seems a tad, er, wooden, spare a thought for the poor models and actresses. Apparently Karl only gave them their lines a few minutes before the cameras rolled. But hey, it just adds to the stilted, vintage film effect. What do you think of Keira as Coco?

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Taking on a contemporary Annie Hall strolling down the Seine with her travelling buddies on gap year, the Paul & Joe AW13 woman is carefree, cool and socially prominent.  Usually sporting flower power florals and Jodi Mitchell blouses, this season can be summed as comfortable, loose and causally chic, with seventies tailoring parading backstage and on the catwalk.

Baggy, tailored trousers paired with billowing blouses and pastel jumpers were cool and androgynous. Nude, pale pink and black trenches

combined precise tailoring and oversized ease, adding a playful twist on the menswear-inspired designs. Of course there were prints, it is Paul & Joe after all. But unlike the bright florals of spring, these prints were dark and moody: midnight florals, golden brocade, checkered nudes, all paired with simple fur collars and loose, relaxed layering. And with the exception of bright canary yellow trousers and trench coat, the palette, rarely diverting from pale pinks, nudes, and blacks, was as relaxed as this collection’s dreamy silhouettes.

Words: Elise Marraro
Images: Mark Rabadan

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A lot can happen in two years. Back in 2011, Kenzo was better known for its poppy perfume bottle than its runway shows. Since taking over the reins, Opening Ceremony founders Humberto Leon and Carol Lim have transformed the quintessential East-meets-West label into one of LVMH’s coolest, youngest brands. So how do you move on from that big splash, which saw their tiger-head sweatshirt sell more than 20,000 pieces since its launch last year? With big names, celeb clout and a well-constructed show that’ll play to both the flashy Tumblr crowd and the discerning industry insider.

Leon and Lim roped in Karlie Kloss and Lindsey Wixson for their autumn/winter show and pulled their cool-kid strings and got M.I.A to whizz up a special mix, which incidentally served as a preview of a few new tracks.

(Great publicity, Maya!) Inspired by colours of Indian temples and the multi-coloured grosgrain ribbons favoured by Kenzo in the 70s, the clothes blended metallic jacquard and lamé, with a luxe edge added by extravagant use of shimmery gold – think New York gallery girl out for a night on the town in Goa.

The bomber jacket with raglan sleeves and brocade suiting were a particular highlight, and emphasises everything so great about Kenzo right now – that kind of casual, cool-kid insouciance which has got people flocking to the shops. And as for those on the lookout for the next tiger-head sweatshirt? That honour goes to the black sweatshirt with the third eye logo. You’ve been warned.

Words: Zing Tsjeng
Images: Mark Rabadan

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