Face Mask Fashion by Irish Designers

Face masks are selling out all over the country. Irish designers are now quickly moving to produce stylish face masks amidst the coronavirus pandemic. While medical-grade masks should be reserved for the frontline workers it is believed that a simple reusable face covering can reduce the spread from a person by 50 to 100 %.

Why not use this opportunity to support independent Irish designers and make your own fashion statement?

By Orlaith Melia

1. Katie Ann McGuigan

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Reusable Face Masks available on www.katieannmcguigan.com/shop Made in Ireland Made from a breathable 100% Cotton Twill fabric. All profits go to : The Alzheimer Society Of Ireland …More prints and colours coming soon! . . . . . . #fashioneditorial #fashionista #lifestyle #lifestyleblogger #photography #photoshoot #aw20 #catwalk #magazine #fashionmagazine #fashionweek #irishdesign #fashionprint #katieannmcguigan #londonfadhionweek #london #weareTHEONLY #stylist #lfw #aw20 #irishdesign #skyniceland #lorealprouk #lorealpro #TWGartists #londonfadhionweek #facemask

A post shared by Katie Ann McGuigan (@katieannmcguigan) on May 8, 2020 at 4:08am PDT

 

2. Natalie B Coleman

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Green Silk Face covering with pleated trim detail. Our studio is making silk face coverings keeping our seamstresses in business and a share of profits goes to Women's Aid, Dublin. This style is made with 2 layers of Silk with a pocket in the inner layer for a filter to be placed. The bias cut ties can be tied behind the ear or the back fo the head. Please request elastic ties if you would prefer when ordering that fit behind the ear. These are limited edition. Pre-order please expect delivery between 10 – 15 working days. #facecoverings #fashionmasks @womens.aid —

A post shared by NATALIEBCOLEMAN (@nataliebcoleman) on May 3, 2020 at 1:40pm PDT

 

 

3. Irish Linen House

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Our linen masks will be back in stock tomorrow, Saturday 23rd May at 12pm midday – check out our stories for more!

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4. Eamonn McGill 

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ANNOUNCEMENT 😍😍 So delighted that @roseandcaramel online is our first UK stockist 🎉🎊🇬🇧 A while back we got in touch via @trendsbeautydistribution I always joke about never finding a tan dark olive enough that doesn’t destroy everything in my house ha I generally have to wear 2-3layers of other dark shade tans So that’s gals over @roseandcaramel sent me over some bottles to try they have this amazing topper that’s clear and it locks in your guide colour and intensifies it OFFICIALLY OBSESSED and so glad I can partner with them with our face coverings #collab

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