The new must-have wedding accessory

models wearing silk face masks
Credit: Qaiser Azim

My Mask London is a new reusable face mask brand combining luxury, sustainability and protection entwined in one. The luxury silk mask contains three layers of protection; the middle layer is made from organic cotton infused with silver ions, while the silvadur cotton filter layer is infused with silver ions making the mask antimicrobial, antibacterial and odour neutralising - also, importantly, breathable!

Perfect for weddings, the couple or their guests, the outer and inner constructed layer of the mask is 100% silk providing that luxury look and feel, while allowing the mask to be reusable, sustainable and washable which can be used time and time again without losing the properties of the fabric.

The masks are handmade in the UK and available to purchase in two sizes, with a choice of four core colourways of black, pearl, silver and rose. A limited edition is available this season in cerise and peacock.
For fitting, they are adjustable with ear toggles to tighten the mask around your ears for a good snug fit and have an adjustable nose strip which can be shaped around the individual's nose along with extras from the purchase.
Images and video: Qaiser Azim | Hair and MUA: Roshni Ladva | Models: Luise Hasse, Luisa Santiago, Anusha Sareen, Marilyn Devonish, Bhavin Bhatt

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