Masks today have become accessories that bring many messages in fashion collections.
In the fashion world, in addition to protecting health, masks are used by many fashion designers to blur gender differences, increase drama for the show or reflect the future of the environment and change. climate.
START OF THE HORN
Medical masks were first used in the late nineteenth century by surgeons to prevent airborne bacteria from penetrating open wounds. By 1910 when the plague was raging all over the world, the Chinese government encouraged people to use masks to prevent disease.
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After the 1918 Pandemic Flu and SARS 2002, these accessories not only have medical applications but also represent a sense of health protection and civic duty. Wearing a mask in a public place is a polite act, avoiding accidentally coughing or sneezing on others.
At the same time, when environmental pollution and air quality have become a concern for many people, masks are increasingly useful when helping users filter out dust and bacteria in the air, especially in large cities. People in Australia also started using masks more in the early 2020 forest fire disaster.
COMBINED FASHION ON THE FASHION FLOOR
Leading the "hidden face" movement is designer Martin Margiela. Putting his privacy first, he rarely appears in public, and since the 2000s has often hidden the model's face under a characteristic stone mask. In the last 3 years, some fashion houses such as Off-White, Palm Angels, Bathing Ape and Fendi have all launched their own designs.
In 2019, masks have become a prominent trend on the catwalk with many unique and diverse designs. If Thom Browne's mask was inspired by the film Friday the 13th , the design of Marine Serre is more applicable, helping to prevent pollution, reflecting concerns about environmental and ecological issues.
Thom Browne Spring - Summer 2019. (Image: Luca Tombolini)
Marine Serre Fall - Winter 2019. (Image: Getty Images)
Marine Serre is also officially launching a BST mask in cooperation with health brand Airinum. By the time of its introduction, the COVID-19 pandemic had spread to 47 countries with more than 80,000 cases.
Marine Serre brand representative said the project was implemented long before the outbreak of COVID-19, so these masks could be used against bacteria, smog, pollen and other allergens. , but has not been tested against the Corona virus.
Many fashionistas at the Fall - Winter Fashion Week in the past 2020 used masks as accessories "separated" before the disease situation began to spread globally. On the catwalk, this accessory continues to become a highlight of many BSTs.
Fall - Winter 2020 Catwalks by Blancore, The Blonds and Marine Serre. (Image: Gorunway, Getty Images)
The fashionista at Fall - Winter Fashion Week 2020. (Image: Getty Images)
Leaving the catwalk, this accessory has also appeared on the red carpet many times with world-famous stars.
Rita Ora, Poppy, Future and Billie Eilish all used to wear masks on the red carpet. (Image: Backgrid, Getty Images, Splashnews)
A mask not only protects the health but also represents the interest in the community, no longer represents the fear but becomes a useful and necessary item. The mask appears more and more frequently in the fashion world to bring the message of the present world, raise the awareness of self and family health, as well as encourage people to lead a healthy and friendly lifestyle. more to the environment.
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