Mango is launching a new collection aimed specifically at Muslim women ahead of the start of Ramadan next month.

The Spanish fashion house is the latest brand hoping to tap into the expanding Arab market, with the range featuring modest, yet fashionable, designs.

The collection features kaftans, flowing jackets, oversized shirts, leggings and tunics, which will help Muslim women stay nice and cool in the summer months.

Mango is launching a new collection aimed specifically at Muslim women ahead of the start of Ramadan

The collection includes a printed maxi one shoulder prom dresses uk with floaty sleeves and a striped maxi dress

The new line will land in stores on Monday, a week before the Muslim holy month of Ramadan begins.

The collection includes a white midi-dress, which can be worn with white leggings, and a printed maxi dress with floaty sleeves.

ShareOther pieces in the range include a striped maxi dress with long sleeves, a canary yellow occasion dress, and a double-layer body wrap.

Slouchy knitwear and maxi skirts also feature in the casual wear section of the new range.

Other pieces in the collection include a canary yellow occasion dress (pictured) and a double-layer body wrap

Slouchy knitwear and maxi skirts also feature in the casual wear section of the new range

Mango has more than 2,200 stores in 109 countries, including Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Qatar.

Other high street brands that have also targeted Muslims shoppers include Marks and Spencer, which unveiled its new burkinis earlier this year.

Uniqlo also launched a line of hijabs and modest ready clothing by British fashion blogger Hana Tajima.

And last year H&M featured their first ever hijab-wearing model in an ad campaign - Mariah Idrissi.

High-end fashion brands have also been getting in on the act, with Italian fashion house Dolce & Gabanna launching its first collection of headscarves and abayas in January.

The collection also features oversized shirts and leggings, as well as kaftans and flowing jackets

Mango has stores in 109 countries, including Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates

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