For her collection Real women love football smart women love the LSU Tigers 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.

As for a standout mask look Lena Waithe took a great selfie Real women love football smart women love the LSU Tigers shirt. She posed in a yellow beanie by the label Color Archive and a cloud print mask by Henry Mask, a subscription service that donates a mask to frontline workers per purchase. To round out the full look, Waithe wore a vintage En Vogue graphic T-shirt from store Tyranny and Mutation. Something else we’d like to point out is that Waithe is a master of tagging small brands in her posts, which in turn, supports them. Let’s all take a note from Waithe in the coming week. As we continue our social-distancing pledge, the Vogue staff is working from home for the foreseeable future. This article is part of our This Week on Zoom column, where one Vogue editor shares their WFH outfits from the previous workweek—from the waist up, of course. My getting-dressed for work routine has certainly been simplified over the past few months. To make a long story short, I have been WFH from my parents’ house—somewhere I did not think I would be stuck under lockdown for almost three months now. As a result, my work wardrobe has consisted of only the handful of pieces that I brought with me in my suitcase. Though there may not be a bevy of options to choose from every morning, I have developed a daily uniform that has made getting ready for my Zoom meetings much, much easier.