Asos gay models

That's why we've collaborated with four incredible artists – Ashton Attzs, Erik Carnell, Theodoor Grimes and Tommy Burley – to create our Artists' Collection, with all profits going to the LGBTQIA+ charity Just Like Us.

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ASOS, the destination for fashion-loving somethings, has launched an exclusive clothing collection in collaboration with four LGBTQIA+ artists to celebrate Pride, with the goal of platforming queer creatives and shining a light on under-represented voices.

Isn't that a bit strange? We're not talking catwalk models here. They're wearing the clothes we want to buy.

For Pride Month and beyond, we're platforming queer creatives and shining a light on voices we want to hear more of. That's why we've collaborated with four incredible artists – Ashton Attzs, Erik Carnell, Theodoor Grimes and Tommy Burley – to create our Artists' Collection, with all profits going to the LGBTQIA+ charity Just Like Us. We caught up with Ashton, Erik, Theodoor and Tommy to.

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ASOS, the destination for fashion-loving somethings, has launched an exclusive clothing collection in collaboration with four LGBTQIA+ artists to celebrate Pride, with the goal of platforming queer creatives and shining a light on under-represented voices.

Plus-size male models are becoming a big deal in the fashion industry. They can now often be seen in magazines and on the runway. Body positivity and body diversity are very important, but they have been sadly missing from the modelling industry for quite some time.