It used to be that the word face mask would bring to mind a beauty product- a sheet mask saturated with skincare ingredients. But, this is 2020, and images of cloth face coverings now come to mind.
There are so many brands and new styles to choose from since I last wrote about cloth face masks a few months ago. So, I'm revisiting this must-have accessory and sharing my latest picks, including some stylish mask chains to shop.
Read on to see my latest curation of favorites for Masks 2.0…
Click the images in the carousel to shop my favorites!
Gotta Have Face
I’m obsessed with the feel and fit of these comfortable, stylish masks, where 100% proceeds are donated to charity. They have an incredible selection, including repurposed designer masks and fashionable chains.
Sip Responsibly
These amazing and clever face masks are my latest discovery. They have straw access, so there's no need to remove your mask to take a sip! You can take a drink and feel more comfortable in social situations. Choose from the cutest selection of interchangeable velcro patches to cover the hole.
SHOP Sydne Summer
Sydne Summer
One of the first to design fashionable face masks, these are super sophisticated and comfortable. They also have a collection of some of the chicest mask necklaces.
SHOP Molly Pepper- use code theglowgirl for 15% off
SHOP Molly Pepper- use code theglowgirl for 15% off
Molly Pepper
This brand has a selection of the cutest California-girl style masks (and loungewear) made from the softest fabrics. You can also order disposable filters to provide another layer of protection and keep the masks cleaner inside. No more lipstick stains! Use discount code theglowgirl for 15% off.
SHOP Marina St. Barth mask (shown with matching denim jacket).
Marina St. Barth
This bohemian-chic clothing line, with its roots in St. Barths, has an equally fabulous line of luxury face masks made with three layers. The equestrian Hermes-style pattern is one of my go-to masks when I’m heading out to a socially-distanced get-together.
Ripley Rader
This incredible California-based designer created a fashion brand that I love and support for years now (her jumpsuits and wide-leg pants are must-haves)! She was also one of the first to launch “Look Good Do Good” masks in the early days of Coronavirus. Their sequin masks, in either pink or black, are perfect for the holidays—for every one you buy, they will donate two masks to at-risk patients and essential workers in need.
P. S. My hubby lives in his denim mask by them too!
I hope you found some new mask styles to try. I think they are going to be around for a while, so it makes sense to pick up some cute ones and add them to your collection of fashion accessories.
SHOP Marina St. Barth Hermes-style face mask