FARFETCH (REVIEW) – TWENTYONE ST. JOHNS WOOD

If you’re a part of my #SnapchatFam (taislanyy) you might remember when I went to visit one of the 400+ boutiques under Farfetch’s umbrella. I had the pleasure to visit TwentyOne in St. Johns

Wood where I was able to look around the boutique, learn more about Farfetch’s revolutionary way to buy fashion and try on some exclusive looks that had just arrived at the boutique.

FARFETCH (REVIEW) – TWENTYONE ST. JOHNS WOOD

After a long working collaboration with the retail icon Joseph Ettedgui, Elaine Davis opened TwentyOne St. Johns Wood 21 years ago, and guess what? I had the pleasure of meeting her during

my visit – she is a true inspiration.  

She explained the concept of TwentyOne and how it all started.  Along with the Joseph collection you will find international brands and new labels. TwentyOne is definitely a one-stop boutique for

shoppers who desire a unique and personal experience.

I was intrigued to learn that Farfetch has 400 of the world’s best independent designer boutiques. It allows their customers, across 180 countries to shop an unparalleled range of brands and unique

pieces.The partner stores have been carefully selected for their unique approach, forward-thinking attitude,

diversity, and include such renowned boutiques as Browns in London, L’Eclaireur in Paris, H. Lorenzo in LA, Fivestory in New York and Smets in Luxembourg.

As mentioned in the beginning of the post, I was lucky enough to try some exclusive pieces. This Chloe Darcey choker grabbed my attention as I entered the store so, I stalked it for a while (ha-

ha). Being able to try it on was a lovely touch and made my experience at TwentyOne that much more enjoyable and fun.

To end the experience, I also tried this gorgeous broderie anglaise tie waist dress by Carven and paired it with this stunning wedge sandals by Paloma Barceló. The perfect look for a sunny day in Cannes,

won’t you agree?Overall, the few hours that I spent at TwentyOne St Johns Wood were very pleasant. I came away with a better understanding and knowledge of designer brands, and I was able to take a closer look at items that I had only seen at runways or at fashionistas Instagram feed. It’s safe to say that I will come back

for some shopping soon.What about you guys? Have you ever shopped at Farfetch? If so, how was your experience? Let me

know your thoughts in the comments below.

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