A new Ganni collection is always a good reason to get excited. Home to ultra-feminine blouses, denim maxi skirts and vegan leather-like accessories, the Copenhagen-based brand is a regular fixture among fashion fans. In fact, we’ve even heard of some dedicated Ganni customers travelling to Copenhagen solely to shop at the outlet store. Yes, really.

This latest collection, though, is sure to draw even more interest thanks to the brains behind it and its more inclusive size run.

No stranger to a collaboration, we’ve already seen Ganni stamp its logo alongside Ace & Tate on sunglasses, Barbour on chic winter coats and Juicy Couture on vibrant velour tracksuits – to name but a few. This time around, it’s model Paloma Elsesser who has put her mark on the colourful clothing. And it’s also been a long time in the making – the model teased one of the outfits while walking in the brand’s February 2020 catwalk show.

Now, the collection has finally launched with three dresses and three matching trousers all available in sizes UK 4–24 (EU 32–52), a much wider range than the brand’s standard UK 4–16, and it’s already starting to sell out. “As we continue to embrace diversity and the expression of self through fashion, my collaboration with Ganni represents a powerful step towards a more size-inclusive and empowering fashion future,” says Elsesser.

“Our shared vision of inclusivity, but most importantly confidence, introduces our collection that aims to inspire curiosity and self-acceptance,” she adds.

Let’s hope it inspires more brands to start branching out into more inclusive size ranges, and bonus points if they’re as stylish as the range below…

Ganni’s latest collab collection is all about size inclusivity