Stylish face masks (according to Vogue), Dr. Deborah Birx's scarves, and the news anchor who thought he could get away with not wearing pants on camera... yikes! Welcome to 3 Articles on the Subject of Dress.
⚜️ The first article we discuss comes from Vogue and shares 87 of the most stylish face masks on the market right now. I enjoyed this article and looking at the various masks because we are going to try to replicate these at home with our sewing machine. If we have to wear masks, we might as well make them stylish. I would love to know... which mask was your favorite? If you are looking to buy handmade face masks, you can find a good variety on Etsy.
⚜️ The second article is from The Philadelphia Inquirer and discusses Dr. Deborah Birx's scarves. Dr. Birx's scarves are an elegant, yet professional signature style. An Instagram account has been dedicated to her scarves and analyzes the various ways in which she wears them.
Here are two good resources for silk scarves for you to check out: Mont Kiji and Nordstrom.
⚜️ The final article comes from The Wrap and discusses ABC news anchor, Will Reeve (Christopher Reeve's son), who appeared on camera without his, well, pants on! Many people joke that when they work from home, they dress on top for the Zoom calls and wear shorts or other non-professional items on the bottom. This is a funny story, but I have another take on it that you'll hear about in today's video.
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This was a lovely video - thank you!
ReplyDeleteI've made a few dozen masks, for the local hospital and nursing homes, and for the employees at the local Humane Society who deal with the public. They are very appreciative, and I'm happy to help. Masks aren't difficult, but it gets tedious when you make 10 at a time! I am a quilter, so most of them are made with scraps.
ReplyDeleteI would suggest you buy your masks from Etsy, or ask your local quilt shop if anyone local is making them. That way, your purchase is more likely to help a small business owner instead of a larger factory. You may be able to request certain colors or designs.
I agree that Dr. Birx is professional and elegant. Maybe she will revive the use of scarves?