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Inclusive brands are increasingly making their mark in the fashion world, as the industry gradually awakens to the beauty of all body types. Bold new designers like Karoline Vitto, Sinéad O'Dwyer, and Ester Manas, among others, are carving out a growing presence at Fashion Weeks, bringing a true breath of fresh air. This new standard is also making its way directly onto the runways, with a lineup of models proudly showcasing their curves for top designers, such as Precious Lee, Paloma Elsesser, and Jill Kortleve. In 2024, it’s becoming more and more common to find clothes that flatter all body types. Here are the labels we’re betting on.
19 inclusive brands to know:
Miaou was born when founder Alexia Elkaim couldn’t find jeans that were adapted to her curves. Sound familiar? Since then, she’s perfected a collection that flatters every figure. Her collaboration with longtime friend and supermodel, Paloma Elsesser, is more than worthy of your wardrobe – not least because the cool capsule runs up to a 5XL.
If you’ve ever bought into the belief that a bigger body is something to hide, allow us to introduce you to the bold designs of Ester Manas. By way of glamorous ruffles, ruched detailing and sensual cut-out constructions, the Belgian brand serves serious body positivity that’s not for for wallflowers. What’s more, Ester’s innovative approach and clever, adjustable tailoring mean her one-size garments really do fit – and flatter – women of all shapes.
Patterns and florals, but not the fusty kind – Rixo is far cooler than that. Its floaty selection of feminine pieces span blouses to bridal gowns, in vibrant styles that nod to vintage design while feeling fresh. With everything from feather trims to striking sundress prints, you’ll find an outfit for all occasions here in sizes 6-24.
Made with the dopamine dresser in mind, Ganni’s statement styles are an expression of joy. Colour your closet with its electric hues and exaggerated tailoring – it’s high time you left the “black is slimming” mantra behind. Plus, its extended sizing range runs up to a size 24. Consider your curves well and truly catered for.
The key to building a strong capsule wardrobe is a quality selection of basics. There are plenty of those to be had at Skims, where goes-with-everything neutrals abound. Spanning lingerie and casualwear to cosy lounge co-ords, the luxe-minimalist styles go up to a 4X. Kim K’s savoir-faire for shapely silhouettes runs through the fabric of every piece – slip one on, and you’ll find all your best assets accentuated.
If Sézane has made it to its tenth birthday this year, it's not through sheer luck! The French brand, which first made its name via Instagram, immediately found the perfect middle ground between easy-to-wear fashion pieces while also keeping in line with current trends, reasonable prices, ethical approaches (all pieces are certified eco-responsible and are released in such a way to avoid overstocking), and all while offering UK sizes 6 through 18.
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We can't leave out Spanish high street brand Mango, whose offer becomes more and more cutting-edge with each passing season. Not to mention that in recent years, Mango has launched several action plans to make its collections increasingly responsible and inclusive. On the one hand, there's their eco-responsible range Mango Committed which boasts 79% of the brand's offering, and on the other, there's the Mango Plus collection which offers sizes up to UK 24.
Celebrating the female form with distinctive wet-look dresses, Di Petsa’s designs have been seen on the likes of Lizzo, Kim K, and Ashley Graham. If they’re good enough for the A-List, they’re good enough for your wardrobe – and the rippled water gowns and separates are very good indeed. Goddess energy radiates from every ensemble these pieces are a part of, making them the perfect pick for a trip somewhere sufficiently sun-kissed. They’re made-to-order in Greece, in case you need any ideas…
Good American's Always Fits collection offers a wide range of sizes, from XS to 5XL. Alongside these innovative denims there are a whole host of wardrobe staples – bodysuits, dresses, shirting and swimwear, and even wide calf-fitting boots and shoes. All come in form-flattering cuts for peak sophistication.
The brainchild of Emma Chopova and Laura Lowena, Chopova Lowena is the London-based label that has garnered a cult following with its print-clashing, size-inclusive designs. The brand’s distinctive carabiner skirts, in particular, have become a sellout style, and come in sizes 3XS-3XL.
The designer of this beautiful American brand draws inspiration from her travels to create free-spirited fashion with a bohemian aesthetic that is, above all, easy to wear. With her offer of long dresses, flowing fits, intricately embroidered blouses and more, it is clear that Ulla Johnson's eye is firmly fixed on timelessness and inclusivity, with sizes up to UK 20.
When Karoline Vitto showed her debut collection in the autumn of 2022, she chose a groundbreaking cast of curve-only models that left the style set reeling. Season after season, her steel-threaded skirts and slips frame body bulges and folds as intricate art. Beautiful additions to the wardrobes of women who’ve embraced the skin they’re in.
When it comes to contemporary fashion, the high street is not to be dismissed. H&M, for example, excels at affordable takes on seasonal styles. Case in point: this trench in camel twill cotton is the perfect finishing layer for spring. Generously cut with the kind of drape that oozes elegance when worn over the shoulders, it’s available (as is the rest of the retailers’ bang on-trend range) in sizes up to a 4XL.
Think of Spanx, and you think of shapewear, such is the label’s prowess. Its functional undergarments, sculpting lingerie, and stretch bodysuits are well stocked in plus-sizes of up to a UK 34, but the inclusivity doesn’t stop there. Having enhanced the curves of women worldwide with iconic underwear, its latest venture into apparel is just as figure-flattering. These wide leg pants get our vote for comfort and sophisticated style.
Dismantling the notion of sample sizes entirely, Sinéad O'Dwyer is the designer behind some of the most inclusive catwalks you’ll have seen on the fashion week circuit. Delicate fabrics like lace and chiffon are juxtaposed with decidedly grunge designs. The result? A suite of rebellious clothing that nails edgy, cool-girl style. Reinventing standard sizing conventions, Dwyer’s shirred pieces are labelled 1 through 4, with the latter spanning a wide sizing run of UK 22-26.
Savage x Fenty needs little introduction – the brand’s inclusive fashion show has broken the internet every year since its inception. Big-bust friendly lingerie, loungewear, and a new activewear range are amped up by Rihanna’s signature flair, dressing you in style for whatever the day holds.
Although Paloma Wool's sensual knits don't include all sizes, many pieces feature elastic construction that adapts to various body types. Made in Spain, their asymmetric skirts and sexy tank tops are excellent choices for more curvaceous silhouettes.
Girlfriend Collective not only offers the widest size range on this list but also produces its clothing from recycled water bottles, addressing the issue of plastic waste on the planet. Challenging preconceived notions about larger bodies and exercise, the brand makes activewear for all types of sports, with sizes up to 6XL. While it used to be difficult to find leggings, bras and skirts with sufficient coverage, these stylish sets are the perfect allies.
With its name that nods to the 1980s French hit song “Marcia Baila” by Les Rita Mitsouko, the young French label Marcia stands out thanks to its pieces that revamp the Y2K aesthetic, as evidenced by its recent catwalk show. Marcia's main achievement? Dresses that you could be forgiven for believing were designed directly upon the body, with slits cut down their entire length. The extra touch? The label's choice of Oeko-tex®, an eco-friendly fabric that flatters all silhouettes. No need to wear anything underneath.
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