Swedish colour cosmetics brand and retailer Make Up Store is revamping its retail store network in a bid to bring a more premium look to its retail spaces. The new look, which has already been rolled-out to the brand's central London stand alone boutique, will be introduced throughout the Make Up Store's international store network.

Make Up Store in retail revamp
The brand is rolling out a more premium retail image
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