The face mask. The new ‘accessory’ we should all be investing in right now. Take your pick, online shops are heaving with them. Or, get creative- making sure you use the government guidelines on how to make a mask.

How to use your masks safely:

1). Before putting on a mask, clean hands with alcohol-based hand rub or soap and water.

2). Cover mouth and nose with mask and make sure there are no gaps between your face and the mask.

3). Avoid touching the mask while using it; if you do, clean your hands with alcohol-based hand rub or soap and water.

4). If your mask is disposable, replace the mask with a new one as soon as it is damp and do not re-use single-use masks.

5). To remove the mask: remove it from behind (do not touch the front of mask); if disposable, discard immediately in a closed bin; clean hands with alcohol-based hand rub or soap and water.

6). Invest in a re-usable mask.

7). If your mask is re-usable always wash your mask at 60 degrees with a powder detergent after use.

Here’s a guide on how to make DIY face masks at home with leftover fabric:

Now, whilst we are by no means undermining the importance of them, there’s no reason why they can’t look stylish! Here’s some inspiration on how to style them of even make them at home.

Look 1:

Mask: Olesstore Burberry Nova Check Face Mask (£21.83)

Blazer: & Other Stories Oversized Linen Blend Blazer (£89)

Skirt: Topshop tailored skirt in blush pink (£29)

Top: Revolve Free People Cap Sleeve SMLS Crop Top (£21)

Boots: & Other Stories over-the-knee cowboy boots in black (£225)

Earrings: Aliexpress Multicolor Metal Drop Earrings (£3.20)

Macbook Case: Burberry Laptop Sleeve (£490)

Look 2:

Mask: SHEIN Leopard Pattern Face Mask (£2.99)

Jacket: LAMARQUE Dylan Jacket (£538)

Top: Weekday Huge T-Shirt (£18)

Trousers: Safiyaa Flared Trousers (£910)

Boots: LAMODA Adore You Black Extreme Platform Ankle Boots (£45)

Sunglasses: CHIMI tiger-print cat-eye sunglasses (£130)

Look 3:

Mask: SHEIN Tie Dye Face Mask (£3.99)

Top: Zya The Label Lolita Top – White ($60)

Trousers: Motel Rocks Zoven Trouser in 90’s Zebra Black and White (£48)

Shoes: ALOHAS Bali Sandal (£150)

Sunglasses: Kaleos Barbarella 5 rectangular-frame sunglasses (£170)

Look 4:

Mask: Bronx and Banco Bedouin Face Mask (£30)

Dress: Stefania Vaidani karen check mini dress with cut out and tie detail (£144)

Boots: Nodaleto Bulla Corta 85 boots (£804)

Bag; Marques Almeida gathered clutch bag (£370)

Headband: LUISAVIAROMA LVR Padded cotton headband (£55)

Edits by Ella Winfield

Graphics by Katie Janes

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Based on my current state; I can confirm that had I gone into isolation with a boyfriend, I would have come out the other end of isolation ‘single’ again, as swiftly as we went into lockdown. Even I am getting bored of seeing my reflection in the shapeless 95 % cotton 5% elastane ensembles that I manage to find a different variation of every day. Is anyone else just a bit BORED? There I said it.One of the main issues being my extreme lack of motivation being completely house bound seems to be causing me. My current cure: a gin at 5, followed by another, followed by another, followed by another, (and if it’s the weekend) followed by another. To numb the fact that currently, the most exciting thing in my life besides a skype call with my dog and the occasional quiz with the girls is the daily rotation of PJs post 20 minutes of exercise I literally have to force myself to do (joggers if I’m feeling particularly put-together that day!).I don’t think any of us can deny how weird this indoors parallel universe the majority of us are suddenly having to adapt to is. Having entered isolation single, I have (shockingly) remained single throughout and I only have myself to worry about. However, there are those of you who are in the weird predicament where no sooner had you began officially ‘seeing someone’, with the term ‘exclusive’ cropping up once or twice, lockdown commenced. Then there are the fully established but new-ish couples who have chosen to isolate together- neither of you will admit it but this is a trial run should you choose to take the next step and live together.

Finally, there are those of you who have been with your other half since before time began. But the fact that you are now forced to be under each other’s feet all day every day is beginning to remind you why you have separate hobbies. I am unlucky in most aspects of my life, but I feel like (isolation-wise) I am finally one of the lucky ones. The only person I have to worry about being bored of the way I look is myself; and if I really begin to find it an issue, I can simply turn all 3 mirrors in my flat round and problem= solved. Those of you in a slightly more ‘taken’ relationship status than me (which isn’t hard) might be feeling torn between the side of you that just wants to slob about in your two-sizes-too-big grey joggers. And the side of you that wants to keep things spicy for your other half.Whether it’s for your partner, or for yourself, we have carefully picked out three outfits that help you find a perfect balance; comfy enough to lounge about the house in all day but will make you look and more importantly feel sexy. It’s time to spice up your isolation!

Look 1:

Robe: Gilda & Pearl esmé long robe (£785)

Lingere Set: Shein Frill Trim Sheer Lingerie Set (£7.99)

Earrings: Ebay Large Gold Baby Name Earrings (£5.95)

Perfume: Versace Yellow Diamond (£56)

Nails: Butter LONDON Patent Shine in Lavender (£15)

Look 2:

Bra: WEEKDAY Lexi Soft Bra (£18)

Pants: WEEKDAY Lexi Thong (£10)

Dress: Savage x Fenty Empire Babydoll (£56)

Shoes: I Saw It First Nude Faux Fur Diamond Heel Mule (£80)

Necklace: ASOS DESIGN choker necklace with spoilt pendants in gold tone (£8)

Nails: Dior Diorlisse Abricot in 500 Pink Petal (£22)

Look 3:

Lingere Set: Savage x Fenty Flocked Logo Unlined Bra Set (£70)

Shorts: Shein Contrast Lace Satin Lingerie Set (£5.49)

Nails: Chanel Le Vernis Longwear Nail Colour (£22)

Perfume: Tom Ford Neroli portofino forte (£315

Words and Edits by Ella Winfield

Cover by Katie Janes

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As probably many of you, I started off this self-isolation by decluttering my wardrobe. The feeling of creating a clean space and getting rid of the old is something really liberating for both, mind and soul. And a good mindset is essential during those rough times and the perfect base for the upcoming weeks.I usually start by taking everything out of the wardrobe. That way I can get a fresh start – an empty ward-robe like a plain canvas, that is ready to be filled.

But what should I fill it with?Going through the huge amounts of clothes and making the first keep and toss piles, I soon started to realise what really matters. What I want to keep. What, no matter what situation is to be faced, always makes a good companion: the wardrobe staples. The classic pieces that truly stick around.

Since we, at VOIR, do not only want you to be well aware of the latest trends in the wonderful worlds of fashion, beauty, and arts, but we are constantly daring to be different.We want to give you something unique and a bit more than your usual fashion magazine. So let us start off with a little back story on the ‘Classic Wardrobe Basics’. They are timeless and chic, characterised by perfect cuts, good materials and neutral tones. There are a few that can be considered as classics, but if I had to choose only eight pieces to wear for the rest of my life, it would be the following…Little spoiler before we get started: we are not re-inventing the wheel and you have probably all heard of those items before, but we just want to give you some ‘food of thought’, before you start with decluttering or your next ‘online shopping trip’.

The Little Black Dress.

In the mid-20s no other than Gabrielle Chanel launched a long-sleeved crepe dress and made the colour black, which has been mainly used by poverty at that time, popular amongst all social classes. It is simple and sober, yet elegant and cool and can be worn day or night, sporty or chic. It comes in all shapes, lengths, styles and materials and is therefore perfect for every kind of body type.

• Dress 1: Topshop Black Ruched Satin Slip Dress (£29)

• Dress 2: Missguided Black Puff Sleeve Ruched Dress (£28)

• Dress 3: Pretty Little Thing Black Ruched Mesh Bardot Bodycon Dress (£18)

Dress 1: Topshop Black Ruched Satin Slip Dress (£29)

Dress 2: Missguided Black Puff Sleeve Ruched Dress (£28)

Dress 3: Pretty Little Thing Black Ruched Mesh Bardot Bodycon Dress (£18)

The White T-Shirt.

The white tee has been worn by workers, however, it became popular after Marlon Brando and James Dean wore it in civil context on the big screen. Soon after, the garment was used as a plain canvas, to promote ideas, slogans, brands or political movements. It is so easy yet so diverse and truly the joker piece underneath them all. Just think of it: casual with jeans on a daily basis, work-appropriate with a blazer or cool by adding a leather jacket.

• T-Shirt 1: Weekday Forever T-Shirt (£8)

• T-Shirt 2: Pretty Little Thing Basic White Short Sleeved Crop T-Shirt (£5)

• T-Shirt 3: Weekday Huge T-Shirt (£18)

T-Shirt 1: Weekday Forever T-Shirt (£8)

T-Shirt 2: Pretty Little Thing Basic White Short Sleeved Crop T-Shirt (£5)

T-Shirt 3: Weekday Huge T-Shirt (£18)

The Blue Jeans.

It is thanks to Jacob Davis and Levi Strauss that the denim classic, which has initially been introduced for factory workers, exists. Starting from the 70s, the classic denim became the uniform of youth, a symbol of casual wear and latest after designers, such as Calvin Klein and Ralph Lauren, introduced them in their collections, jeans found their way to our wardrobes and hearts.

• Jeans 1: ASOS DESIGN Farleigh high waisted slim mom jeans with slash knee rips (£35)

• Jeans 2: Topshop Bleach Split Hem Parallel Straight Jeans (£42)

• Jeans 3: Stradivarius mom jean with stretch in washed blue (£19.99)

Jeans 1: ASOS DESIGN Farleigh high waisted slim mom jeans with slash knee rips (£35)

Jeans 2: Topshop Bleach Split Hem Parallel Straight Jeans (£42)

Jeans 3: Stradivarius mom jean with stretch in washed blue (£19.99)

The Trench Coat

First invented as a raincoat for soldiers during WW1 by the fashion house that is most known for it, Burberry, the trench shortly afterwards found popularity anywhere. It is a statement piece and safe to say, that it definitely makes a look. Just throw over a trench and instantly look put together.

• Coat 1: Pretty Little Thing trench coat in red croc vinyl (£55)

• Coat 2: Nasty Gal I’m That Girl Faux Fur Collar Trench Coat (£150)

• Coat 3: ASOS DESIGN high shine faux fur collar trench coat in mint (£85)

Coat 1: Pretty Little Thing trench coat in red croc vinyl (£55)

Coat 2: Nasty Gal I’m That Girl Faux Fur Collar Trench Coat (£150)

Coat 3: ASOS DESIGN high shine faux fur collar trench coat in mint (£85)

The Leather Jacket

Irving Schott launched the first leather jacket, also called ‘perfecto’, in the late 20s. Legend says that the name origins from a good Cuban cigar, the perfecto. Throughout the years the classic version got some alterations. The biker jacket was introduced and soon after became a symbol of rebels. The leather jacket is THE item that makes every outfit look cool: a floral summer dress immediately gets some spice and combined with the little black dress and some red lipstick and you are ready for a night out.

• Jacket 1: Zara Oversized Biker Jacket (£59.99)

• Jacket 2: Topshop White Fringed Leather Jacket (£225)

• Jacket 3: Mistress Rocks ‘Inception’ Black Cropped Biker Jacket (£75)

Jacket 1: Zara Oversized Biker Jacket (£59.99)

Jacket 2: Topshop White Fringed Leather Jacket (£225)

Jacket 3: Mistress Rocks ‘Inception’ Black Cropped Biker Jacket (£75)

The Blazer

This garment has several stories mentioning its first appearance, however, it is for sure that the origin lies in the mid-19th-century British boating culture. The blazer comes in many different colours and styles but it definitely is THE item that makes everything look chic. Take a pair of denim jeans and a white tee, put on a pair of pumps, throw over a blazer and you can go straight off to that meeting at work.

• Blazer 1: ASOS DESIGN premium sleeve drama cropped jacquard suit blazer (£65)

• Blazer 2: Arket Oversized leather blazer (£290)

• Blazer 3: ASOS EDITION double breasted wedding blazer in satin (£95)

Blazer 1: ASOS DESIGN premium sleeve drama cropped jacquard suit blazer (£65)

Blazer 2: Arket Oversized leather blazer (£290)

Blazer 3: ASOS EDITION double breasted wedding blazer in satin (£95)

The Black High Heels

Although heeled shoes were first worn by horseback-riders and man to impart status, high heels, as we know them today, became fashionable during the 50s, especially because of Christian Dior and his collaboration with Roger Vivier. Today a women’s wardrobe can no longer do without the classic black high heels. Not do they fit with everything – from jeans to dresses, but they immediately make endless legs and a straight posture.

• Heels 1: Topshop Wide Fit Ritz Black Strap High Heels (£36)

• Heels 2: Public Desire Harlow Black PU Heeled Mules (£29.99)

• Heels 3: Doris Fanny Black pointed-toe stiletto heels ($74.99)

Heels 1: Topshop Wide Fit Ritz Black Strap High Heels (£36)

Heels 2: Public Desire Harlow Black PU Heeled Mules (£29.99)

Heels 3: Doris Fanny Black pointed-toe stiletto heels ($74.99)

The Black Leather Handbag

In the 20s Gabrielle Chanel invented the Classic Flap, a handbag with straps that made a women’s life easier. A few decades later she decided to spice up this classic accessory and introduced the 2.55, named after its date of creation, February 1955. Although the classic Chanel is probably every girls’ dream and a symbol of status, a basic black leather handbag does its job as well and is a must-have item as it fits with basically everything.

• Bag 1: Marc Jacobs The Snapshot camera bag (£335)

• Bag 2: Prada panelled nylon and leather mini bag (£675)

• Bag 3: Fendi Black Leather bag (£1,490)

Bag 1: Marc Jacobs The Snapshot camera bag (£335)

Bag 2: Prada panelled nylon and leather mini bag (£675)

Bag 3: Fendi Black Leather bag (£1,490)

Those wardrobe staples have been around for years and they will continue to do so, therefore it surely makes sense to invest in them, but gladly there are some affordable options. We love to check Arket, &other stories, TheOutnet, Uniqlo and Topshop when looking for some good quality pieces that do not break the bank.

Words by Lisa Marie Dania

Choices by Ella Winfield

Graphics by Katie Janes

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When it comes to my appearance, I am the human personification of the phrase ‘all or nothing’. I’m either going out, (to work, for drinks, to shop) done to the nines- full outfit meticulously planned, with hair that ties the whole look together, and face contoured and highlighted to high heaven. Or, I’m staying at home, only leaving the confinements of my house to pop to Tesco in a hoodie 12 sizes too big for me, hair in that scruffy half up half down bun that comes hand in hand with being at home, and more often than not (depending on whether my skin has decided to break out), the whole ‘minimal effort’ look is topped off with a charcoal face mask.

Whilst I may have just unnecessarily outed myself, as the rest of you read this sexily lounging on your chaise lounge in your silky robes, with glamorous rollers pinned over your heads sipping champers, I can almost guarantee, (based on the evidence I have gathered from friends and colleagues) that I am the reality for at least 80% of you.

I’ll be the first to admit it, this whole being at home 24/7 is a struggle for an ‘all or nothing’ girl like me. Whilst I can quite easily nail the ‘nothing’ side of me (-literally roll out of bed, et voilà!), the ‘all’ side of me is really suffering. As much as I enjoy piecing outfits together, putting a face of makeup on and doing my hair, I just feel unnatural, uncomfortable and slightly strange sitting at my desk in my bedroom in my heeled boots, skirt and shirt combo, with my face and hair looking like I’m ready to hit the club. However, Issues also arise when you have the daily skype meetings with your boss- the mad rush to scrub the mask off your face, brush your hair and swap your hoodie for a slightly smarter top, as you try and maintain the image that you are not falling apart.

Whilst you can’t change a leopard’s spots, and in normal circumstances, I would look at people who get dressed to sit at home in confusion and slight disgust, it is clear that these unprecedented times call for unprecedented action. So, we have pulled together 3 looks that give you all the ultimate comfort of the XXXXL hoodie, scruffy hair and facemask, yet maintain a level of style and professionalism for your skype meetings, and your own mental sanity so you at least look like you’re keeping it together- you can thank us later!

Look 1:

Playsuit: Cream Missguided long sleeved teddy (£20)

Blazer: Weekday Jaden Blazer (£60)

Slippers: UGG fluff yeah leopard slides (£100)

Earrings: Topshop square resin earrings (£15)

Necklaces: Bohomoon gun necklace (£22), babygirl script choker (£22), Kristen choker (£20)

Nails: Skinny Dip Tort False Nails (£8)

Eyeliner: Dior On Stage Liner (£27.50)

Lips & Cheek: Glossier Cream gel blush (£15)

Notebook: Coconut Lane Classy Notebook (£4.50)

Look 2:

Pyjamas: Missguided Pink Satin wide leg pyjamas (£15)

Headband: TLM edit Emerald Green Silk Turban Headband (£24)

Slippers: Fendi FF Fur Sandals (£590)

Necklace: GUCCI Interlocking necklace in silver (£290)

Nails: Chanel Le Vernis Nail Colour in 590 verde pastello (£10)

Notebook: Red Bubble ‘Im Not Bossy Notebook (£9.10)

Mug: Imperial Rooms ceramic tea cup (£19.49)

Face Base: Bobbi Brown Vitamin Enriched Face Base (£35.60)

Look 3:

Trousers: Missy Empire Adele Cream I’m Real Slogan Joggers (£24)

Top: Zara Gathered Knit Top (£12.99)

Cardigan: Zara Oversized cardigan (£29.99)

Socks: Topshop Feminist Slogan Socks (£3.50)

Earrings: Mestilo Big Gold Sliver Square Hoop Earrings ($3.91)

Scrunchie: Anthropologie Pack of 3 Aja Scrunchies (£22)

Freckle Pen: Urban Outfitters Freck Beauty OG Freckle Pen (£17)

Mascara: Milk Makeup KUSH High Volume Mascara (£10.25)

Glasses: Quay Austrailia Don’t At Me Glasses (£45)

Laptop Case: Red Bubble ‘Well Behaved Women’ Laptop case (£18.94)

Words and edits by Ella Winfield

Cover by Katie Janes

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The undergarment, which was once used to oppress and beautify women, has done a U-turn in its role in our wardrobes, as we have reclaimed it as the empowering fashion statement it is today. It is the one garment that has stood the test of time, surviving revolution, plague, wars and still managed to bounce back after the 90s got its hands on it- what a trouper!

Each fashion month at least one designer has a variation of a corset fiercely strutting down their runway; breathing new life into the garment and making corsets relevant for yet another season, and the 2020 autumn winter catwalks were no exception. From the runways of New York Fashion Week where we had LaQuan Smith pairing modest, traditional-style corsetry with oversized cargo trousers and big leather shoes– so 1500s street.To David Koma’s presentation at London fashion week, where themes of bondage broke free from the shackles of the bedroom with black latex and mesh corsets took centre stage as they were layered over every-day outfits such as boiler suits and T-shirts and shorts; ensuring we are ready for Mr grey any time of the day. Here are three of our favourite ‘corset’ looks of the A/W 2020 runways and how to style them.

MUGLER (Resort 2020)

Corset: Dolce & Gabanna Sheer corset-style top (£575)

Jeans: Chloé High-rise flared jeans (£565)

Heels: Public Desire Carmen white and perspex lace up stiletto high heels (£30)

Earring: ASOS Ashiana gold diamante linked hoop earrings (£12)

Foundation: Charlotte Tilbury Hollywood Flawless Filter (£34)

Olivier Theyskens (Spring 2020)

Corset: Dolce & Gabanna Corset style Bustier (£525)

Kimono: Weekday Amaris Long Kimono (£60)

Skirt: RUVE Spezia (£56)

Boots: ASOS Design Experiment embellished pull on boots in zebra print (£24)

Earrings: ASOS Design hoop earrings with interlocking circles and crystal in silver tone (£8)

Dion Lee (Fall 2020)

Corset: Pretty Little Thing White structured corset top (£22)

Shirt: Pretty Little Thing White Oversize Shirt Dress (£25)

Heels: Topshop RIGA Lilac Cage Block Heels (£15)

Necklace: Louis Vuitton Padlock and Key with Chunkiest Necklace (£77)

Words by Ella Winfield

Graphics by Katie Janes

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In every girls wardrobe, suffocated between the centuries old prom dress you don’t have the heart to throw away and the multiple ‘going out out’ dresses that you promised yourself you’d wear more than once (yet who’s fate has been sealed to the darkest depths of your wardrobe after featuring on your Instagram) is the ‘substitute’ of the dress world.

The dependable back up when life throws those inconvenient little obstacles at us such as a busted zip or a foundation stained neckline. The heroin when it’s that time of the month and your plans to go out are being ruined by the unanticipated ‘fat day’ you’re having. Which is making the thought of squeezing into that skimpy little satin handkerchief that you mistook for a dress on the model on the internet the last thing on this earth you want to do.

Everyones trusted old friend; the Little Black Dress.

Trusted and dependable it may be, but as you walk fashionably late into the Christmas party, new years do, or the likes of, the last thing you want people to do is look at your outfit and think.., ‘God, what a reliable looking dress’ or whisper to the person next to them ‘that outfit just oozes dependability doesn’t it !?’.

The fact of the matter is this; granted the LBD is trusted, reliable, dependable- all of the above, but we think the ‘safe’ choice in everyone’s wardrobes deserves a little love this festive season. From lippy to shoes, we’ve created five unique looks for you to wear at your leisure this Christmas. We’ve done all the work, now all you have to do is go and take your LBD’s from 0 to 100.

DARK AND STORMY:

The same LBD from ASOS

1). YSL eyeshadow palette

2). MAC pigment

3). Chanel nail polish

4). Public Desire shoes

5). Zara blazer

6). Gucci tights

7). Farfetch bag

NOT SO VANILLA:

The same LBD from ASOS

1). ASOS headband

2). Fendi earrings

3). Urban Decay eyeshadow

4). Kiko lipstick

5). Fenty eyeliner

6). Essie nail varnish

7). I.AM.GIA jacket

8). Fendi bag

9). Aquazzura boots

SHE’S A LADY:

The same LBD from ASOS

1). ASOS earrings

2). Dolce and Gabbana corset

3). YSL eyeshadow

4). YSL lipstick

5). Smashbox lipgloss

6). Aspinal Of London bag

7). Topshop shoes

ELECTRIC ECLECTIC:

The same LBD from ASOS

1). Glossier lipgloss

2). Balenciaga top

3). Kevin Aucoin eye gloss

4). Public Desire shoes

5). Maria Tash earrings

6). Marc Jacob bag

7). Weekday necklace

8). Gucci ring

COWGIRL WITH THE CLOUT:

The same LBD from ASOS

1). Tlzlfemme choker

2). Gucci watch

3). OPI nail polish

4). Giorgio Armani lipstick

5). Gucci hair slide

6). Missguided blazer from the Sofia Richie collection

7). Pink Boutique bag

8). Public Desire boots

Words by Ella Winfield

Graphics by Araceli Alonso

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Winter is coming and that can only mean the festive season and cooler temperatures. The annual touch of frost will be quickly upon us whether we like it or not, so it’s time to get prepared! Coats of all shapes and sizes were a plenty at the A/W ’17 shows this year from trenches at Maison Margiela to puffers at Fenty X Puma.

All of this winter inspiration is totally getting us in the mood to wrap up this festive season and long into 2018.

We have practically hunted the high streets and found some of this winter’s bounty; the best coats that will last you through the years to come. From the classics to the one-off show-stoppers, we are sure you will be spoilt for choice.

Start making your wish list now…

H&M – Padded Jacket with hood

£39.99

WEEKDAY – Vivi Coat

£110

River Island – Beige animal faux fur coat

£85.

Urban Outfitters – Light Before Dark Colour-Blocked Chevron Puffer Jacket

£86 (getting real Versace vibes with this one!)

TOPSHOP – Longline Teddy Faux Fur Coat

£95

H&M – Faux Fur Jacket

£79.99

& Other Stories – Wool Trench Coat

£165

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