Introducing the Polo Ralph Lauren face mask collection, featuring two models—the Polo cloth mask and the Polo high-filtration mask – for all the ways you work and play. While Ralph Lauren hasn’t announced a firm release date, you can sign up for updates on the brand’s webstore (you will find the link below). It’ll be worth the wait, as it’ll become the new grail for masks, there are not many designer face protections around, and shopping them will help a good cause.
Fifty percent of the net purchase price (excluding VAT) of each mask will be donated to the COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund for WHO, powered by the UN Foundation.
The Polo Cloth Mask
80% Particle Filtration
Antimicrobial-treated cotton inner lining to preserve fabric freshness, two layers of non woven filtration, breathable outer layer. Sign up now here, coming fall 2020.
The Polo High-Filtration Mask
95% Particle Filtration
The most advanced option, the Polo High-Filtration Mask features an antimicrobial-treated shell and inner lining to preserve fabric freshness, a customizable fit, and disposable filters for a higher level of breathability. Sign up now here, coming fall 2020.
LoL, Sandra
Photos: © Ralph Lauren
Me wearing the «
Turning the mask around, you can see the immaculate craftsmanship. 
Made from organic cotton, those 100% compostable face masks embrace a unique Cradle to Cradle CertifiedTM approach to design, which follows nature’s model of circulating resources in a healthy, efficient way. No additional materials are required and precious resources are protected, thus ensuring a sustainable approach. The masks have been designed and manufactured to ensure the best possible fit, are reusable and can be washed at up to 70°C.
The single most popular material of the entire season was humble raffia, plant-derived, biodegradable, promising that your new It bag will have less of an environmental impact.
If there’s one accessible trend to cop next season, it’s the rope belt – at least you can find one at your local hardware store.
Gold buckles, set with rhinestones, embellished with animals as lucky charms, belts play an important role. If you are among the fashion-forward, opt for colorful choices.
Flower pins elevate every summer look to new heights.
This summer, brighten up your wardrobe with sunny shades of yellow and green, or an unexpected shade of blue.
Dust off your silk scarf collection for the next season, as they were worn around the head on several runways.
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This season, chains get bigger and bigger.
Earrings are going solo next season. Just look for a statement-making piece enough to stand on its own.
Hoop earrings never really left, but get ready to see them multiply in size next season.
Hats make a grand comeback and guarantee that all eyes are on you.
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Jeremy Scott celebrated the launch of the capsule with a special event in Shanghai.
