ASOS is the latest brand to embrace modest fashion after H&M made the move last year.
The retailer said the modest clothing industry is worth over $240 billion (£184m) and wants to make it more mainstream.
The Verona Collection – which sells in Macys stores in the U.S – has been shown off on a Muslim model who tweeted the news.
Asha Mohamud, a mental health and beauty blogger, became a model for the brand, wearing hijabs and long dresses on the site.
For those who dont know, the term modest fashion describes clothing that is on-trend yet relatively covered. It can include hijabs and burqas as well as tops, trousers, cardigans and dresses that feature a modest cut.
Asha was applauded, as well as ASOS, on social media for making leaps in modest fashion representation.
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Founded by fashion photographer Lisa Vogl and fashion designer Alaa Ammuss, who struggled to find modest fashion at an affordable price, the Verona Collection began with a small investment.
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A few months after launch, the founders partnered with British entrepreneur and philanthropist Hassan Mawji to grow the collection.
Verona Collections Director Hassan Mawji said: Our partnership with ASOS marks a big milestone for Verona and the modest fashion industry – weve carefully curated this collection with ASOS and were excited about the opportunities this opens up.
The collection will include a variety of hijabs, modest tops, dresses and trousers that range from £11 to £55.
Asha debuted some of the range on her Instagram where she wrote: Catch me rocking my hijab on ASOSs new modest collection, just in time for Eid!
Her posts got thousands of likes and comments, both on her Instagram and Twitter.
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