These are the stories making headlines in fashion on Tuesday.

Lindsay Lohan covers Elle

Lindsay Lohan is Elle‘s Summer 2025 cover star. Photographed by Chris Colls and styled by Alex White, Lohan wears a Dolce & Gabbana faux fur coat, Van Cleef & Arpels ring, Falke tights and Saint Laurent slingbacks on the cover. In conversation with “Saturday Night Live”‘s Chloe Fineman, Lohan talks the upcoming August release of “Freakier Friday”, navigating motherhood and launching a skin-care line. Elle‘s Summer 2025 issue will be available on newsstands on June 3. Read the full cover story here. {Elle}

Andam Fashion Awards announces 2025 finalists

On Tuesday, Andam Fashion Awards announced the 2025 finalists for its Grand Prize and Special Prize: Alainpaul, EgonLab, Meryll Rogge, Willy Chavarria and Zomer. The Grand Prize winner will receive €300,000, and the Special Prize winner will receive €100,000. For the Pierre Bergé Prize (a €100,000 award for young French companies), Burc Akyol, Jeanne Friot and Mouty are this year’s finalists. Phileo, Panconesi and Sarahlevy are competing for the €100,000 Accessories Prize. The 11 designers will meet on June 30 in Paris to present their brands to the Jury. {WWD/paywalled}

E.l.f. Cosmetics announces $1 price hike

E.l.f. Cosmetics announced on Instagram that its prices are increasing by $1 beginning Aug. 1. The beauty brand cited inflation and tariffs as the reason for this price hike. E.l.f. emphasized that 75% of its products will remain $10 and under. E.l.f.-owned brands Naturium and Keys Soulcare also posted on Instagram about implementing a $1 and $2 price increase, respectively. {Instagram}

True Beauty Ventures invests in Jupiter

True Beauty Ventures has taken a minority stake in Jupiter, the scalp-care brand founded by Robbie Salter and Ross Goodhart in 2020. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed, though Melitas Ventures also participated in the round, as did existing investors Willow Growth Partners, Springdale and SWAT Equity Partners. The investment will go toward building out the proper team to support the retail expansion, as well as broader marketing initiatives. {WWD/paywalled}

The business of Ballerina Farm

Hannah Neeleman, known as Ballerina Farm on social media, has more than 21 million social media followers and has turned Ballerina Farm into a lifestyle brand with a staff of 60 to develop her brand’s food, home, body and wellness products. Ballerina Farm’s first brick-and-mortar store will open in mid-June in Midway, Utah, with many products inspired by Neeleman’s family farm. Neeleman and her husband Daniel are working to expand Ballerina Farm into a real-world lifestyle empire as their online content sparks fascination and polarizing debates on “tradwife” ideology. {Business of Fashion/paywalled}

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