Ashley Graham is the supermodel that we're all unashamedly obsessed with, who has helped pave the way for more mainstream representation of plus-size models.
PrettyLittleThing is an affordable clothing brand, who received praise from fashion blogger Chloe Elliott for not only extending their sizing to a size 26, but for also offering, fresh designs and silhouettes - which trust me is a rarity in the plus-size fashion world.
So, imagine our joy when we heard that the two are joining forces for an inclusive clothing collection, that will run from sizes 6 to 28.
Announcing the collection, Umar Kamani, CEO of PYT said, "I am delighted to welcome Ashley Graham to the PrettyLittleThing family and to be working with such a fantastic role model for women.
"Ashley embodies female empowerment and has worked exceptionally hard with our design team on curating a Fall collection suitable for all body types. At PLT we want to encourage confidence through fashion for all women."
Acknowledging their recent size extension Umar added, "We have grown our PLT Plus collection over the past year and this range will cater for all sizes ranging from a size 6 to 28. We want everyBODY to feel amazing in Ashley’s range and be body confident."
Although PrettyLittleThing is keeping the actual imagery from the collection top secret for now, Ashley assured us that their won't be a smock top in sight. “I have to say I am so excited about this collaboration with PrettyLittleThing because it is size inclusive and it is so sexy. It will take you girls effortlessly from day to night and this has been such an amazing experience curating a range for ALL women!”
PrettyLittleThing x Ashley Graham launches exclusively on PrettyLittleThing.com later this month.
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Laura is a former writer for Cosmopolitan UK, covering everything beauty and fashion related and specialises in makeup, plus-size fashion and the world of YouTube. Her favourite pastime is reminding everyone of that one time she met Charlie Hunnam and Jason Momoa. Please don't ask to see the pictures...
