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From being a curious oddity seen only on Asian tourists, masks have suddenly become as essential as socks – a signal of civic virtue and a passport to many public spaces denied to the bare-faced.
Icelandic designer Yrurari's knitted face coverings aren't so much to stop airborne droplets as to keep people at a distance by displaying scary tongues or fangs.
Chinese researchers have suggested that wearing face masks at home is 79 percent effective at preventing COVID-19 spread among family members in the same household.
Some of the measures to be taken include avoiding wearing masks very tightly, and applying a thin layer of the anti-inflammatory, hypoallergenic chemical zinc oxide on areas where the mask may rub.
Adorned with intricate designs of orchids, camellias and Chinese characters symbolising good luck, the stylish silk masks created by Chinese fashion designer Zhou Li have become coveted items during the coronavirus outbreak.
Beirut-based designer Bokja specialises in making upholstered furniture with vintage fabric but the studio's workers now dedicate their time to sewing colourful silk face masks to curb the spread of the new coronavirus.
Dior, which is also owned by LVMH, the world's biggest luxury goods group, has been making masks since the end of last month for hospital staff.
The COVID-19 pandemic requires us to wear face masks when leaving our homes. If you wear glasses, here are some tips to avoid foggy glasses while wearing a face mask.
The major role of the health worker in the COVID19 global outbreak saga continues.
Face masks made with the same colorful prints used for aloha shirts are the latest fashion trend in Hawaii as islanders try to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.
