Cover Up in Style

Masks have become apart of our everyday lifestyle. This is the new normal. Safety first! Do not leave home with out your mask. It is a task to keep track of my own mask let alone my kids masks. I never thought I would be saying this on the daily. Before COVID-19 it was, make sure you have a sweatshirt, jacket or something to keep you warm if it gets chilly. Now its don’t forget your mask!

sunglasses: QUAY | mask: PQ-PILYQ | t-shirt: Anine Bing Anine Bing Anine Bing | bottoms: zella

Months ago PQ-PILYQ sent us some super fun, stylish, cute masks. We were so grateful and thankful. I was planning to post this ages ago, planning to be pro active and ahead of the mask game. Looking back at this and thinking about why I waited, why I couldn’t bring myself to share this until now. In all honesty, I was resisting, denying, in shock that this is all really “normal” life right now. The current happenings. I never would have imagined this world, in this state. I know that I am not alone in this thinking. I pray that this will soon be in the past. Until then, “Safety First. Fashion Second.” or not…

“If masks are going to be our new accessory (which definitely seems to be the case) we should treat them like any other fashion purchase—something we want to wear, made by a company we want to support. It's the same conversation as conscious/mindful consumption.” -Emily Farra for Vogue

“The Only Fashion Statement that Matters: Wearing A Mask—the most important accessory of all in 2020.” - LAIRD BORRELLI-PERSSON for Vogue

Fashionable Face Masks To Help Shield You From The Coronavirus

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