We might’ve graduated from sweatpants to bottoms that actually button and zipper—well, it depends on the day, we suppose—but protective face masks continue to be part of our daily ensemble. Masks are a great way to protect yourself and those around you, but that doesn’t mean they can’t be stylish. After accumulating a 500,000-person waitlist, Evolvetogether just restocked Hollywood’s favorite KN95 masks. (Yes, you read that correctly.)
When the demand for CDC-approved styles is high, we tend to buy whatever we can find. A face mask may not be what you think of when hear the word “trend,” but then we saw A-listers like Bella Hadid, Rihanna, Sarah Jessica Parker, Kristen Stewart, and Angelina Jolie sport the exact same brand: Evolvetogether. The lifestyle company is known for creating sustainable personal care products that put you first, and its KN95 masks are no exception.
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Made with six layers, this mask can successfully filter out pollution, allergies, and viruses without making you feel claustrophobic. (There’s even a water-resistant exterior, so you won’t have to sweat it if your masks come in contact with some H20.) Not only is this mask hypoallergenic—which is a godsend for anyone with sensitive, irritable skin—but it also uses activated charcoal to make that post-wear stench a thing of the past.
Of course, in true Hollywood fashion, these masks look good, too. The adjustable, hidden nose bridge offers a secure, snug, and stylish fit, while the ear loops won’t tug on your ears. Thanks to the modern, flat profile, you can wear a protective mask without serving some major duck vibes. Oh, and did we mention it comes in a bunch of chic colors?
To sweeten an already enticing offer, you can buy a pack of five Evolvetogether masks for $15. At $3 each, these masks offer some serious bang for your buck. But, hurry! Certain colors are already sold out, so if you want to bring an A-List edge to your daily outfits, you won’t want to procrastinate.
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