Holli Rogers

The Farfetch-owned British fashion boutique has been buoyed by a digital pivot. But as it celebrates its 50th anniversary, its plans to revolutionise physical retail are facing fresh challenges.

The online marketplace has long relied on its wide selection of luxury labels to draw consumers. Now, Farfetch is trying to build a brand as well as a platform.

Catch up on the #BoFLIVE conversation on what's next for luxury retail as multi-brand retailers face increasing challenges during this time of uncertainty.

From luxury drive-throughs to sanitised garments, retail is going to be drastically different from now on.

The company, launched in 2016, offered high-fashion in partnership with boutiques and stores.

The platform will offer limited-edition, exclusive products on its app as part of an effort to get more shoppers engaging more often with its offering.

The British multi-brand boutique will host a three-day, festival-style pop up for the latest incarnation of its 'Nomad' travelling retail concept.

With a buying career that spans Net-a-Porter, Harvey Nichols and now Farfetch-backed Browns, Ida Petersson talks about taking pride in your work, the significance of workplace psychology and what not to do at fashion week.

Nine key takeaways from the venture capitalist’s annual state of the internet.

This week, Farfetch announces a number of executive appointments, including chief brand officer and its first chief digital officer, while Frederick Lukoff leaves Stella McCartney.