Creative Director Ditte Reffstrup is celebrating a decade at the helm of  the Danish brand, which returned to familiar stomping grounds to celebrate another milestone.

It&#39;s a summer of anniversaries for Ganni. Creative Director&nbsp;Ditte Reffstrup is currently&nbsp;celebrating ten years at the helm,&nbsp;coincidentally aligning&nbsp;with the fifth&nbsp;anniversary of the Danish brand&#39;s Spring&nbsp;2015 line, which many consider to have started the&nbsp;brand&#39;s ascent&nbsp;to the top&nbsp;of the global fashion scene.&nbsp;&ldquo;This collection feels personal. It always does, but maybe this one feels different because it marks 10 years of Ganni for Nicolaj and me,&quot; said Reffstrup.&nbsp;&quot;It means so much to see how women all over the world connect to what we do. I don&rsquo;t think we ever really dared to believe it would come this far, expanding globally with stores opening in the US and everywhere.&quot;

To mark the anniversary, Ganni returned to the same venue as&nbsp;the SS15 show -&nbsp;the tennis court of Copenhagen&#39;s&nbsp;Hotel Mercur. The SS20&nbsp;line continued&nbsp;to&nbsp;explore the boundaries of masculinity and femininity&nbsp;dressing as they did&nbsp;in pre-Spring. Menswear-inspired tailoring featured alongside feminine silhouettes, broderie anglaise, bodycon, and cut-outs, all communicating strength and power.&nbsp;The tailoring&nbsp;had&nbsp;a distinct &#39;70s vibe, evident through&nbsp;a checked blazer, pleated pants, and a&nbsp;short, scallop-hem skirt. The collection also featured a dose of &#39;90s thrift-store pulp vibes that crept&nbsp;in via knitted cardigans and jumpers with crystal flower buttons and detailing. Also prominent were&nbsp;variations on Ganni&rsquo;s cult-classic printed wrap&nbsp;dress, whose claim to fame comes from it being laid back, easy to wear, and endlessly adaptable for work, weekend, or wherever.

Accompanying the show was a performance by Danish singer M&Oslash;.&nbsp;&ldquo;I am so excited to be working with GANNI for the show!&quot; she said. &quot;I&rsquo;ve been a fan of the brand for years, ever since&nbsp;back when I was in high school and went shopping for their clothes in this tiny&nbsp;store in Odense, where I grew up. I&rsquo;ve always loved their designs and vision.&rdquo;

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