If there is any spring trend you should be following this spring it’s got to be the mask. Take it from an Indianapolis Personal Stylist, not only is this item essential for your health, it can be used to make a fashion statement. With many states making it mandatory for people to wear masks when they go out, it presents the perfect opportunity for people to get a little creative with their outfits. Masks can be a great way to display your own personal style.
Whether it be with a fun saying, funky pattern, or just a standard hospital mask. In Asia, masks have actually been trending for some time now. It is not uncommon to see masks incorporated to street style looks in places like South Korea and Japan. Young Asian influencers often pair their masks with an oversized hoodie and baggy pants for the perfect comfy and casual look. But now with the spread of the corona virus the mask craze has become an international affair.
Nowadays, almost every major brand is using their resources to produce and donate masks to healthcare workers all over the world. But where can you find a mask to help stop the spread of COVID-19? Perhaps the easiest way is doing a little “Do it Yourself.”
How To Make Your Own Mask
There are plenty of tutorials online giving step by step instruction on how to fashion your own mask if you have a sewing machine. However, if you do not have a sewing machine, this Indianapolis Personal Stylist can help you make one at home easily.
First find a scarf or a bandana that isn’t too long or thick. Then, fold it inward twice depending on the width. Next, slip two hair bands on each side of the bandana. Make sure the hair bands you use have enough stretch to them or else it will be too tight or too loose around your ears. Finally, tuck each end of the bandana into each other and you have a stylish mask!
Turning Your Mask Into A Fashion Statement
This is a fun way to change up your mask according to your outfit, and you also didn’t have to buy or make anything! If you really want to make sure your face mask really flatters your skin tone and coloring, consider having a color analysis with Beth Divine Style, Indianapolis Personal Stylist. Then you will know your most flattering neutrals and “wow” colors for your clothing.
I also like some of the new masks, that really puts masks at a higher level in terms of outfit coordination. Consider this mask that is really more a scarf, Converted into a mask. I love masks that comes in several prints such as black/white , blue/green, neutrals and soft pastels in pink, coral, light green and grey and pink. I bought the camel/coral mask And the blue/green mask. It complements my outfit, especially when it wear them to church!
Keep it sassy (and healthy), Indy
Libby, Fashion Intern for Beth Divine, Indianapolis Personal Stylist
