Kylie Kon: Kylie Jenner files trademarks for cosmetics events, trade shows and exhibitions

Published: 21-Jan-2020
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The beauty tycoon has filed trademarks for ‘Kylie Con’, ‘Kylie Kon’ and ‘Kylie Museum’

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Kylie Jenner, the billionaire beauty entrepreneur, looks poised to expand her cosmetics empire into the events space, following three new trademark applications.

The founder of Kylie Cosmetics and Kylie Skin filed trademark applications

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