With the concept of wearing a mask not going anywhere why not make this piece the highlight of your outfit by investing in statement styles. These local designers are making masks a fashion affair and we are here for it.
Rich Mnisi Rich Mnisi is known for creating lust have pieces and his range of masks are exactly that. If a touch of luxe is what you going for then you're sure to find something to satisfy your needs in his collection but be warned these babies don't come cheap.
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Khosi Nkosi When it comes to printed threads Khosi Nkosi is your go to girl. What's great about print is that it gives you the freedom to play with colour and the vivid patterns taking the guesswork out of creating standout looks.
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DJ Zinhle Dj Zinhle also hopped on the bandwagon and decided to release her own collection of masks and we weren't surprised when it sold out like hotcakes. The best part of her range though is that incorporates a kiddies collecion which is filled with fun and funky colours. With it already being so difficult to get the little ones to adapt to the new normal her range makes it that bit easier by taking the "sickly" look out of the equation.
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LSJ DESIGNS- Lootlove Embellished, bejeweled and metallic masks are all the rage and for good reason. If you’re going to be bringing attention to your face why not make it a dramatic moment with a touch of shimmer.
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Fundudzi Craig Jacob's and imprintZA Double up on fabulousity by mixing and matching. Whether you choose to go all the way by channeling a warrior princess look a la IMPRINTZA( cause let's face it it's a battlefield out there) or you prefer to subtlety make one print the star of the show as seen on Lerato Kganyago in Funduzi by Craig Jacobs a matching look will definitely achieve a stop and stare result.
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Ayanda MVP Butan There's something about this mask that just radiates boss energy. The levels of cool that you'll exude wearing this makes it worth the investment.
