Fashion

[Greeneyedlady21]

Made by the Canadian fashion house Erdem. Duchess Kate wears their clothes.

At least 100 % of the net profits goes to a worthy cause.

Crafted from printed Italian cotton specially designed for the Pre Fall 2020 collection, this reusable Face Mask is sustainably made using leftover fabric​. It features two fabric covered elasticated straps and includes a removable filter which inserts into a pocket on the reverse. In support of COVID-19 relief efforts, 100% of net profits from the limited edition Face Masks will be donated to the National Emergencies Trust Coronavirus Appeal.

[Greeneyedlady21]

The bridal designer Claire Pettibone is selling masks. Her wedding dresses are insanely beautiful. I'm not buying one, but it would be a way to wear something from her company. I love the butterflies, she has different styles on her site.

$28 

[GinaV24]

@Greeneyedlady21 I like the 2nd one. If I have to wear a mask, I've been looking for a variety of styles.

I found the caseble website where you can customize your mask. Not as pretty as the ones you show but not bad either.

[duffy2]

nfortunealy the masks are not being shipped fpr 4 to 12 weeks,so if you can wait go for it. they are lovely

[lmt]

I'm not a big fan of Erdem, the designs are very hit or miss for me, but the print on that mask is lovely.

Using leftover fabric AND donating to charity - KUDOS!!

[Katcat1]

I don't find wearing a mask is very comfortable because it gets so hot inside the mask.  I had to say it.  However, that is a pretty mask but I will pass paying $65.  

[Pearlee]

@duffy2. Unfortunately we'll still need masks in
4-12 weeks.

[haddon9]

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@Katcat1 wrote:

I don't find wearing a mask is very comfortable because it gets so hot inside the mask.  I had to say it.  However, that is a pretty mask but I will pass paying $65.  

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@Katcat1 I agree with you & hate wearing them!  I'll stick to a lightweight paper mask when I must wear one.

However donating to a good cause is nice.