Người mẫu Trung Hoa đeo khẩu trang trên sàn catwalk

người dân Trung Hoa không còn phải lựa chọn hoặc thời trang, hoặc bảo vệ sức khỏe (phổi) nữa, vì tuần tới, nhà thiết kế Nina Griffee ở Bắc Kinh, chủ công ty nghệ thuật cơ thể và vẽ mặt Face Slap sẽ giới thiệu những bộ thời trang mới có cả... khẩu trang đeo mặt, khẩu trang có cả phéc mơ tuya để kéo ra khi ăn, mà trông vẫn stylish :)

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Fashionistas no longer have to choose between looking stylish and protecting their lungs.

Photo credit: Face Slap.
Next week, Beijing- and Hong Kong-based designer Nina Griffee, owner of face-painting and body art company Face Slap, will introduce a new line of outfits that incorporate face masks on the runway as part of a collection at Hong Kong Fashion Week.

Even the designer, who was born in England, admits that the eight outfits she’s created to launch the line – which look something like burkas (áo choàng phụ nữ Hồi giáo) for the space age – might not be everyone’s cup of tea (hành động yêu thích). “There’s a fine line between fashion and costume,” she says. “I’m not entirely sure we made it completely into the fashion category.”

Though it isn’t the first time models will have appeared on stage wearing masks, it appears to be the first time the effect is so deliberate.

The outfits incorporate Vogmask pollution masks—already a choice among many of the pollution cognoscenti as the most stylish face coverings—attached by a zipper to shawls (khăn choàng), dresses and ponchos (áo choàng Nam Mỹ). The zipper allows the wearer to remove the mask to dine, for instance, while retaining the high-fashion look.

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