Who says you can't look good if you cover most of your face with a face mask?  The rules of protection against infection with the new coronavirus do not prevent the ladies from the royal families or with high positions in the state to be chic.  At the first official engagements during the pandemic, Queen Mathilde of Belgium and the President of Slovakia perfectly matched their protective mask with their clothing.

Queen Mathilde of Belgium (46 years old) recently adopted a bold outfit, with an asymmetrical blouse and intense orange pants, at a meeting with women entrepreneurs from a flower farm.  It is the queen's third public engagement since the quarantine was established in Belgium, a country severely affected by the coronavirus pandemic.

 In fact, the queen's visit to Gediflora aimed to address this topic, the impact of coronavirus on the business in Belgium.  Coquettish, Mathilde accessorized her outfit with oversized earrings, a gold bracelet, a clutch with green finishes and green sandals.

But the most important accessory was the protective mask, which the queen took care to match with the rest of the outfit.

Slovakian president accused of turning a face mask into an aesthetic accessory.

 Zuzana Čaputová, the president of Slovakia, made people angry at the end of March, when she matched her protective mask with a garnet dress, during a political event held in Bratislava.  At the time, Slovakia had reported 186 cases of infection with the new coronavirus, and there were many who criticized the president's flirtation.

Other voices have argued that her gesture could be a source of inspiration, especially for young people, who treat the coronavirus pandemic with too much relaxation.  In fact, Zuzana's image was compared to the famous Mileena from "Mortal Kombat".

Known for impeccable clothing taste, Queen Letizia of Spain taught a lesson in adequacy during the coronavirus pandemic.  On a working visit with her husband, King Felipe, on the largest fresh food distribution platform in Spain, Letizia impressed with her sober, practical outfit and perfectly adapted to the new rules of protection.

While interacting with the workers on the platform, Letizia wore a protective mask and black gloves, matched with black pants and blouse.  In fact, at one point, he waved his elbow to avoid direct contact with workers.