For her collection Pancho Billa Power shirt. Aden designed the kinds of pieces she’d always been looking for. Offered in a range of tranquil colors, her turbans and hijabs integrate seamlessly into a uniform. Best of all, each purchase comes with a matching donation to provide PPE for those in need. “I wanted something that would bring joy to the patients and the health care workers,” she says. “When it came time to design the sets, I chose shades that I associate with peace instead of the standard white; colors just made me feel good looking at them.” Ease of wear was also essential.

For the hedonists, a towel is something altogether different. Ludovic de Saint Sernin, a maker of the most sensual menswear, sent an otherwise nude model down the runway in a beige terry loincloth Pancho Billa Power shirt. At the sight of him an audience member actually gasped, “Oh, my goodness.” The designer turned the female trope of getting-ready fun on its head with hotness. Over the years, there have actually been a lot of towel turns on the catwalk, from Gianni Versace’s butterfly-clad bombshells to Chanel’s poolside dilettantes. So as you exit the shower tomorrow morning and contemplate what to wear, maybe leave the t-shirt and shorts behind in favor of a little more time in your towel. Or perhaps you’d like the look of a proper little suit in upcycled hotel towels by Marine Serre. My friend has been wearing hers during self-isolation with her hair wrapped up in a towel too. And why not? Discussing her spring collection, Miuccia Prada said that “personal style is more important than clothes.” Amen, Miuccia.