These are the stories making headlines in fashion on Tuesday.
Edward Enninful to Curate a Fashion Exhibit
Edward Enninful will curate the exhibit, “The 90s: Art and Fashion,” an exhibition exploring the art, photography and fashion of the 1990s. The show will take place in Tate Britain and will be open to the public starting this fall. It will feature works from nearly 70 artists, photographers and designers, including Alexander McQueen, Juergen Teller and Hussein Chalayan. {Tate Britain}
A Look at Phoebe Philo’s Booming Business
Phoebe Philo has expanded her retail strategy, including selling on Mytheresa and soon opening a shop-in-shop in the Bloomingdale’s NYC flagship. The new retail distribution is reportedly to help increase sales so the brand can open its own standalone store, according to Puck’s Lauren Sherman. To date, the label has generated over $30 million in annual revenue. {Puck/paywalled}
Fondazione Sozzani’s New Award to Spotlight Emerging Creatives
Fondazione Sozzani is launching the Sozzani Award, an annual prize to support emerging photographers, fashion designers and artisans. Applications are free and open globally, with finalists selected by a jury of industry experts and cultural figures. The first Sozzani Award winner will be announced during Milan Fashion Week in September. {Business of Fashion/paywalled}
H&M is Now Available at Nordstrom
H&M is now selling on Nordstrom‘s online store, marking the brand’s first launch on a retailer marketplace. Customers will be able to shop select H&M styles across women’s, men’s and kids’, as well as H&M’s sport collection. The move is part of H&M’s strategy to increase visibility and meet customers where they shop. {PR Newswire}
Parfums de Marly and Initio Parfums Privés reach $1 billion in sales
Parfums de Marly and Initio Parfums Privés ended their fiscal year reaching $1 billion in sales. Retail sales for the two fragrance brands combined rose 39% compared to the same period last year. Sales for Parfums de Marly grew 42% (surpassing $780 million), while Initio Parfums Privés’ were up 32% (around $220 million). {WWD/paywalled}
