London Fashion Week 2014: Kendall Jenner Continues Her Fashion Domination, Cara Delevingne the Designer & a Dress With 750,000 Stitches

London Fashion Week is well underway, and though the clothes are a big part of the week, the most important things don't always happen on the runway.

Just as important as being a model who can book the most in-demand gigs, where a model sits at a fashion show is also a big deal. And at Topshop's Sunday show, Kendall Jenner had the best seat in the house, right beside Vogue Editor-in-Chief Anna Wintour. She was also a few seats away from legendary model Kate Moss. And the importance is not lost on Jenner, who Instagrammed a picture of the two, and captioned it "today was a good day! sitting next to the incredible Anna Wintour."

Another model, Cara Delevingne, was also making news. After starring in a video teasing Mulberry's Sunday presentation, it was finally revealed that Delevingne has designed a collection of bags for the brand. The collaboration began after the model was working with the brand and stated that creating handbags would be a fun venture, said Vogue. "She worked with the Mulberry eam to select leathers, decide upon just the right handles and buckles, always keeping in mind that young women like herself aren't interested in changing their bags every five minutes. These days, you want something crafted to take you from day to night to the next day." Now, how do we get our hands one one?

Mary Katrantzou is known for intricate designs, but this season, she may have topped herself. "There are 750,000 stitches in one of those lace dresses. We worked with a Swiss mill to create it and from start to finish it took 20 days to make - actually we are lucky it even arrived in time for the show," she told Fashionista.

Finally, you should know that more than one designer chose to go with a "Star Wars" theme. Rodarte did it first at New York Fashion Week and chose to focus on the good guys, Preen decided to focus on Darth Vader. If you love sci-fi and fashion, you're set come next fall.