Fashion Start-Up Redefines the Way We Think About Modesty

ModLi Fashion opens the door for a modest marketplace
With the influence of many celebrities such as the Kardashian’s, fashion has taken on a new look, often involving bold
cut-outs and lot’s of skin. At the same time we see
icons like the Royal family and Adele styled in more
understated and covered looks with sleeves and longer skirts. The struggle of many women today lies in achieving the perfect balance between fashionable and modest, bold but not too revealing, and the ability to walk outside everyday with a confidence in how they feel on the inside and out.
Enter ModLi www.modli.co , an online fashion
marketplace out to achieve just that. ModLi seeks to
redefine the connotation of the world “modest” from
boring, outdated, and constraining to beautiful, chic,
and stylish. The marketplace was created a little over
15 months ago and is the go-between for over 100 different boutiques worldwide.
ModLi believes that modesty can be defined in many ways, allowing it to cater to women of different lifestyles and religions. Today, the company sells hundreds of different modest items. Some of their products include formal and casual dresses, shirts, and skirts, as well as head-coverings and accessories. In the recent summer months, ModLi has facilitated a large catalog of modest and fashionable swimwear women won’t be self-conscious wearing to the pool or the beach.
Their products range from preteens to adults, and sizes small to plus-size, making it accessible to virtually all women. As Giorgio Armani once said, "Elegance is not about being noticed, it's about being remembered", and with the help of the ModLi Fashion Marketplace that can be easily achieved without being too showy.

ModLi is a modest fashion marketplace featuring designers and boutiques from all over the world.
ModLi features over 5000 modest fashion items designed by over 150 boutiques and is considered the Etsy for modest fashion.
www.modli.co

ModLi Fashion LTD
PO Box 39063
Jerusalem
Israel

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