Masks have lived with us since the health crisis broke out and we still have a long time ahead in which their use, in addition to being mandatory, is vital and necessary to protect our health and that of others. Thus, during all these months we have seen how the designs of masks have multiplied and updated, even becoming the most sought-after fashion accessory of the moment and we have even learned to take care of our skin and make up by having it on.
Firms such as Mango, Pitillos or El Corte Inglés have launched and put on sale their proposals and designs of masks but they are not the only firms in which we usually have done so, Asos has also joined and with a little twist. We explain ourselves.
The firm has launched a set of accessories with the mask as the protagonist that, we already know, is going to sweep away . And is that masks are necessary but for weeks they have been becoming an even inspiring complement, and hence the brand proposes to combine it with other accessories, in this case a scrunchie scrunchie with matching print . Since we have to use a mask, why not do it in the most original and stylish way?
In this way, Asos proposes to combine the mask with our scrunchy or bracelet creating a 'matchy-matchy' look, which in fashion comes to say combining to the MAX.
These are two packs of masks plus a pigtail, a very 90s accessory that also takes a lot and we could also wear it as a bracelet, for example. The set, in two different prints, comes with a matching bag to keep everything well reserved and cared for in the bag and the mask perfectly clean.
Like the rest of reusable masks, it must be washed following the sanitary recommendations and as indicated by Asos on its website "it does not replace compliance with the rules of social distancing, which include good personal hygiene practices, such as frequent hand washing and not touch your face ".
Its price is 15.99 euros and its launch is in solidarity, since for the sale of each pack of matching mask and scrunchy, Asos will donate 1 euro "to the emergency response appeal to the pandemic created by Oxfam".
