
Samreen Ashraf
Dr. Samreen Ashraf is a researcher at Bournemouth University who has made significant contributions to the study of modest fashion, particularly in the UK. Her work highlights the growing demand for modest clothing, driven by diverse consumers including those affected by body image issues, and emphasizes the cultural and personal empowerment aspects of modest fashion. In recent discussions, she noted that the market remains underserved and calls for better labeling and affordability from brands. Dr. Ashraf's findings indicate that modest fashion is evolving into a mainstream subculture, reflecting broader societal trends surrounding identity and expression.
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Dr Samreen Ashraf, who has pioneered UK research into modest fashion, said its growth was also driven by women’s desire to avoid objectification.
‘Modest fashion’ headed for mainstream despite political hostility, say experts | Fashion

