Hilary Duff's latest look featured an $8 face mask and a $5,400 Chanel bag

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November 4, 2020 at 2:41 PM·3 min read

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Hilary Duff's latest look featured an affordable face mask from celeb-favourite brand, Everlane. (Image via Getty Images).

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Hilary Duff’s New York City style is what fashionista dreams are made of. Although she considers Beverly Hills her home base, the 33-year-old actress spends a few months a year on the East Coast while filming her TV Land dramedy, “Younger.”

Duff has recently been spotted around New York with husband, Matthew Koma, and their 2-year-old daughter, Banks, bundled up in some of the trendiest looks for fall. From plaid shackets and cashmere joggers to fleece sweatshirts and Uggs, Duff has undoubtedly transitioned to the colder climate in style.

ALSO SEE: Hilary Duff was spotted in NYC wearing a pair of $175 Ugg boots

On Monday, the expectant-star was spotted on a solo-walk wearing a cozy, double-breasted fleece coat and taupe sweater dress with a pair of pull on Chelsea boots. The monochrome look was offset by gold hoop earrings and her hair piled into a top-knot with a colourful scrunchie.

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The former Disney star showed off her knack for mixing high-end pieces with affordable accessories once again, this time pairing a pricey $5,400 lambskin Chanel Vanity Case with an $8 face mask.

Duff’s tie-dye face mask is part of a pack of reusable, washable face masks by Everlane, a sustainable fashion brand beloved by famous fans like Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex and Angelina Jolie.

ALSO SEE: Everlane's latest cold-weather accessories will keep you warm all winter long

A set of five masks retails for $38 and available in packs of solid black and grey as well as a variety pack of pastel and natural tie-dye masks in different colours. The lightweight masks are made from double woven fabric with elastic ear hoops for added comfort.

The 100% Human Face Mask 5-Pack

Hilary Duff wore the 100% Human Face Mask from Everlane during a recent outing in New York City.

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Aside from looking good, the masks give back to a worthy cause. Each pack is part of Everlane’s 100% Human line of products which donates 10% of product sales to the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU). The initiative began in 2016 and to date, Everlane has donated more than $650,000 to the worthy cause which helps protect human rights and freedoms.

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The 100% Human Face Mask 5-Pack’s have earned more than 200 reviews from Everlane shoppers who have love the all-day comfort of each cotton, reusable mask.

Hilary Duff wore a tie-dye version of the 100% Human Mask from Everlane during a recent outing in New York City.

“Extremely comfortable mask, good fit and easy to match outfits with if that's ever a concern. Feels like high-quality, too,” one shopper wrote.

“I bought these masks on the recommendation of two friends, and they really were right - they are the comfiest masks imaginable,” another wrote. “They also don’t make glasses fog up as easily. They make me never want to go back to a different brand of mask. The colours are cute and go with everything.”

If you’re looking for a face mask you can wear all-day while supporting a great cause, check out the 100% Human Face Masks from Everlane - and stay safe!

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