Iconic London celebrates international online success

By Sarah Parsons | Published: 11-Feb-2020

The British make-up brand partnered with Global-e to expand its e-commerce footprint

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Make-up brand Iconic London is celebrating bumper online sales figures following a partnership with cross border e-commerce specialist Global-e.

According to the influencer-led brand, its international

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