Moscow's Face Mask Fashions Embrace the Funny, Weird and Nonsensical
The face mask has become a symbol of the coronavirus era, with people around the world donning the fabric pieces over their noses and mouths to protect themselves and others from the virus.
Not satisfied with the basic pale-blue disposable mask, many Muscovites are putting their own spin on the ubiquitous protective garment.
Here's a look at some of the best face mask fashions in Russia's capital:
Not satisfied with the basic pale-blue disposable mask, many Muscovites are putting their own spin on the ubiquitous protective garment.
Here's a look at some of the best face mask fashions in Russia's capital:
If you've ever dreamed of looking just like the opening scene of "Rocky Horror Picture Show": Don't dream it, be it.
Sergei Kiselyov / Moskva News Agency
We're all technically wearing a mask over our skeletons, anyway.
Sergei Kiselyov / Moskva News Agency
We're not sure who wins here for pure saccharine cuteness.
Andrei Nikerichev / Moskva News Agency
The steampunk aesthetic was made for this moment.
Natalia Fedosenko / TASS
Some people use their masks as a literal statement of rebellion against the pandemic.
Sophia Sandurskaya / Moskva News Agency
I "mustache" you a question: Where did that tank come from?
Alexander Avilov / Moskva News Agency
Who wouldn't wear a World War II-era gas mask for a quick trip to the store?
Artyom Zhitnev / TASS
