Breaking Down Farfetch’s Beauty Strategy

The Growing Halal Beauty Market

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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW TODAY: THURSDAY, MAY 6, 2021 Farfetch's beauty strategy is centred on e-concessions and reuniting fashion and beauty. Designer Maximilian Davis is breathing new life into London's fashion scene. The halal beauty market is growing thanks to the vegan and ethical beauty movements. Plus, take part in BoF's Global Fashion Resale Survey to inform insights to be published later this year in a new in-depth report on the fashion resale market.

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BEAUTY Breaking Down Farfetch's Big Beauty Play By Lauren Sherman

As the luxury marketplace draws up plans to dive head first into the lucrative beauty category in 2022, a potential tie-up with Violet Grey is just the tip of the iceberg. Will its ambitious strategy work? READ MORE

ENTREPRENEURSHIP The Rise and Rise of Maximilian Davis By Daphne Milner

The breakout designer is part of a new generation of fast-rising fashion stars who are breathing new life into London's creative scene. READ MORE

BEAUTY Can Halal Cosmetics Ride the Clean Beauty Wave? By Zoe Suen Halal cosmetics are gaining traction beyond the core demographic of observant Muslim consumers thanks to the vegan and ethical beauty movements. But running a halal brand has its challenges. READ MORE

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