Givenchy set to launch e-concession with Farfetch for AW26

LVMH-owned French fashion house Givenchy is launching a new e-concession with Farfetch on 21 September, making its new AW26 collection available on both the luxury platform’s website and app.

Through the “new global partnership”, Givenchy’s collections will be directly available to Farfetch’s highly engaged community of millions of luxury customers across more than 190 countries.

The collection includes a curated selection of ready-to-wear and seasonal capsules, spanning womenswear, menswear, leather goods, footwear and accessories.

Mark Shorten, Chief Commercial Officer of Givenchy, said: “This collaboration further strengthens Givenchy’s global digital presence, enabling the Maison to connect with new clients and audiences in markets around the world through a personalised and elevated online shopping experience.”

Stephen Eggleston, Chief Commercial Officer at Farfetch, added: “We are delighted to partner with Givenchy at a pivotal moment in its journey, marked by a bold new creative direction.

“Givenchy's creativity and craftsmanship are hugely desirable to our most exclusive clients, and welcoming the brand directly onto our platform reflects our shared commitment to elevating how our top global clients discover and access their most coveted creations worldwide.”

Givenchy’s Creative Director Sarah Burton was this week named on the Designer of the Year shortlist for The Fashion Awards 2026, organised by the BFC and set to take place on Monday 30 November at the Royal Albert Hall in London.

Burton, who joined Givenchy in September 2024, has also been nominated for British Womenswear Designer of the Year, a category she won at the 2025 awards.

In May, Givenchy appointed former Etro Creative Director Marco De Vincenzo as Head of Leather Goods Design to work under Burton. It also appointed Amandine Ohayon as Chief Executive Officer in January.