Dress Of The Day with Angela

  Pale blue and white, matching the mask.  Photo from Pixabay. Photo from Wikipedia. I have seen these concertina masks mostly in blue, sometimes in white - or the white side worn outwards, and in pink. If you cannot get a mask to match your outfit, try making your outfit match your mask. Pale denim, for example. I looked for a blue to match an everyday mask. I shall pack the blue matching outfits for my next trip.  Why would you wear a blue basic mask,  if you already have one? Why take a free mask if you already have a fabric mask? 1 So that you have a spare to use if you washed your mask and it is still damp. 2 In order to have a spare in case you lose it, drop it in the dirt, or can't find it in a hurry. 3 To have a spare to offer somebody else if the elastic on their ear elastic pulls out. 4 To have a spare to offer somebody without one who arrives at a venue requiring masks. 5 To have a spare in your pocket if you leave home or your hotel in a hurry and suddenl...

  I bought from a Tesco Express.  Good Price When I looked online, the only company I could find offering a cheaper set was Wish. Then you had to pay postage and wait for delivery. And there were disposable masks in sets of fifty with flowers. But this set from Tesco offered an instant choice.  I went online to see what was available colourwise. You would search hours for pink and mostly find flowers which look wrong with stripes and dots and other patterns as well as being too fussy if you want to be businesslike at the office, and flowers are ditsy for daytime but not quite right at night. I liked this design fro Tesco, pretty, versatile and neutral. Goes with black and brightens up a black outfit. Good Colours Black goes with everything. I already had black. I wanted the pink, to lighten up a black outfit or, more importantly, to go with pinks.  Not quite the same pink. Good enough? I reversed the mask to white.  Pretty in pink. Dress of the Day 273.Selfie by...