about Givenchy
Givenchy is named after its founder, the designer Hubert de Givenchy, who formed the fashion house in 1952 and was its leader for over 40 years. Only in 1995 did he hand over control, passing the baton first to John Galliano and then to Alexander McQueen. The brand's most famous celebrity consumer was Audrey Hepburn, who wore one of their black sheath dresses in Breakfast at Tiffany's that has since become a cult fashion item. Givenchy also made the perfume L'interdit for Hepburn. The fashion house makes luxury clothing for women and men, as well as accessories, perfumes and cosmetics.
about Farfetch
A global community of over 400 boutiques, capable of assuring their visitors an unforgettable shopping experience. That's Farfetch, an online store for those who love trendy fashion. The boutiques featured are chosen with care, selecting the best from cities like Paris, Riyadh, Milan and New York. The result is an array of over a thousand brands: Farfetch users have the most fashionable designers from around the world at their fingertips, gathered together in an unique, kaleidoscopic e-commerce site.