Mecca unveils largest dedicated beauty store in Australia with Sydney flagship

By Austyn King | Published: 30-Nov-2020
Retail

Spanning more than 1,800sqm, the multi-level store stocks brands including Tom Ford, Goop Beauty, Kylie Skin, Drunk Elephant and Morphe

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Australian beauty retailer Mecca is welcoming shoppers to a 'beauty wonderland' with the opening of its first-ever flagship store in Sydney, said to be the largest dedicated beauty store in the region.

Located in the Gowings building, at the heart of the city's retail district, the 1,800sqm space stocks more than 200 beauty and personal care brands, including new additions Tom Ford, Goop Beauty, Kylie Skin and Moon Juice alongside

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