CHARLOTTE Tilbury has confirmed the opening date for a new shop in Glasgow.
The popular make-up brand will open the doors in the city's style mile on Friday, March 22.
We reported how the planning application was submitted to Glasgow City Council for the brand to take over a shop on 112 Buchanan Street.
The beauty firm asked the council for planning permission to make internal and external alterations to the unit which is the Royal Insurance listed building.
They also want to replace the shopfront and display signage.
Another planning application asks the council for permission to display internally illuminated projecting signs, illuminated fascia signs and frames behind glazing and non-illuminated vinyl.
The make-up guru opened in the House of Fraser on Buchanan Street in the city back in 2016.
Her beauty brand is a firm favourite with celebrities and influencers with sought-after products such as the luxury moisturiser Magic Cream and skin radiance booster Hollywood Flawless Filter.
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