Farfetch Partners

Brands to look out for:

Ann Demeulemeester, Gareth Pugh, Haider Ackermann, Mugler, Rick Owens, Yohji Yamamoto

About the store:

From avant-garde fashion to timeless furniture, books and beautiful paintings, 4 is located in Kuwait’s industrial district. Situated in the core industrial area of Al-Shuwaikh and surrounded by traditional Islamic architecture, warehouses and bustling street markets, the store’s interior sets a futuristic tone. See how the boutique incorporates Kubrick-esque sci-fi influences whilst championing emerging talent.

Brands to look out for:

Aganovich, Akira Naka, Ben Taverniti Unravel, Boyarovskaya, Hyke, Lena Lumelsky, Maison Margiela MM6, Mame Kugorouchi, Marta Jakubowski, Shan Shan Ruan, Yang Li, suzusan

About the store:

Nestled between iconic designer flagships and the trendiest restaurants in Seoul, South Korea, ADEKUVER is a multi-brand concept store that stocks experimental European and Japanese brands with quirky design twists. Its modern-day Roman ruins-inspired interior provides an immersive experience for its customers, with a futuristic all-white space where arches and columns maintain a subtle balance, and allow each collection to naturally shine.

Brands to look out for:

Buscemi, Giuseppe Zanotti Design, Gucci, Kenzo, Marcelo Burlon, Nike, Off White, Rick Owens, Saint Laurent, Thom Browne, Valentino, Versace

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One of the largest boutiques in Macau, Antonia is named after one half of its founding couple. A designer store that originated in Milan, its buyers have an eye for combining established designers with emerging names to provide customers with a personally curated selection. Sprawled across two levels, it is the first Antonia boutique in the Asia-Pacific region. The space is based on an avant-garde design concept whereby architect Vincenzo de Cotiis has created a unique shopping ambiance.

Brands to look out for:

Ann Demeulemeester, Boris Bidjan Saberi, Haider Ackermann, Issey Miyake, Julius, Kuboraum, Rick Owens, Uma Wang, Undercover, Vava Eyewear, Yohji Yamamoto, Ziggy Chen

About the store:

Situated in The Dubai Mall and named after the original London-based store, Closet Case offers the ultimate multi-sensory customer experience. With an industrial-style interior, polished concrete floors and mirrored cube that reflects an array of exclusive designer collections, find the very best menswear and womenswear pieces all in one place.

Brands to look out for:

Christopher Kane, Delpozo, Giambattista Valli, Junya Watanabe, Miharayasuhiro, Neil Barrett, Raf Simons, Sacai, The Row, Thom Browne, Tomas Maier

About the store:

Founded in 1972 by internationally renowned retailer and entrepreneur Christina Ong, Club 21 had humble beginnings as a small multi-label boutique in the heart of Singapore. The company has since rocketed to international success, moving its flagship store to The Four Seasons Hotel Singapore and expanding across the Asia-Pacific region with further shops in Malaysia and Thailand. Customers can expect a wide offering of highly sought-after designers.

Brands to look out for:

3.1 Philip Lim, Alexander McQueen, Alexander Wang, Carven, Commes des Garçons, Giambattista Valli, Lanvin, Marni, Neil Barrett, Stella McCartney

About the store:

Housed in one of Kuala Lumpur’s biggest shopping malls, Club 21 Malaysia is a multi-label boutique and one of Asia’s largest curators of international designer brands. The softly lit space is designed with a modern, minimalistic feel, offering customers a sleek and spacious interior to enjoy its fresh collections of clothing and accessories.

Brands to look out for:

Amiri, Balenciaga, Essentials, Fear of God, Heron Preston, Jil Sander, Marcelo Burlon, Martine Rose., Moncler, Off-white, Palm Angels, Readymade, Stone Island, Vetements

About the store:

Nestled in ancient city of Kyoto, Elephants was established with the aim to provide trend-led luxury fashion. Based on a hybrid concept of new and old materials, the store combines the aesthetics of modern architecture and traditional Japanese wooden townhouses. Find designers leading the current fashion scene, from streetwear labels to heritage brands.

Brands to look out for:

Alexander Wang, Alexis Mabille, Aquazzura, Christopher Kane, Greta Constantine, Huishan Zhang, Ingie Paris, N.21, Needle & Thread, Osman, Philosophy, Rejina Pyo, Rochas, The Volon, Three Floor, Zac Posen

About the store:

Located in prime retail destinations across the GCC, Etoile La boutique is a shopping destination where luxury fashion merges with contemporary lifestyle. Founded in 2005 by Ingie Chalhoub who wanted “... to create a house of stars. ‘la maison des Etoiles’, almost a sartorial walk of fame, where every woman and every garment is treated as a star.” Marble and antique brass displays complement exclusively designed parquet flooring, white fiberglass accent the walls of the contemporary design room, while real gold leaves have been intricately placed on the walls of the eveningwear room. Every element has been specially handcrafted, culminating in a completely bespoke environment.

Brands to look out for:

3.1 Phillip Lim, Balmain, Bella Freud, Cecilie Copenhagen, Frame Denim, Laurence Dacade, MSGM, Maison Michel, Marco de Vincenzo, Preen, Proenza Schouler, Sea New York, Yves Salomon

About the store:

Situated in Melbourne’s fashion centre, Grace is home to a beautiful mix of designer clothing, accessories and homeware. Glamorous yet cool, sophisticated yet approachable, this boutique has a unique homely feel with thick carpets and tables laden with goodies. Grace holds a selection of runway and prêt-a-porter fashion as well as exclusive pieces from around the world.

Brands to look out for:

Alaïa, Alexander McQueen, Balenciaga, Celine, Chanel, Chloé, Christian Dior, Christian Louboutin, Gucci, Hèrmes, Louis Vuitton, Saint Laurent, Stella McCartney, Valentino.

About the store:

Discover circular fashion with HULA. Founded by Sarah Fung who previously worked in luxury retail, HULA opened the very first pre-owned designer warehouse in Hong Kong. Pieces are vetted to ensure the very best quality, while AI technology is used to authenticate designer bags, shoes and clothing.