See How Fashion Designers are Fighting COVID-19 — From Producing Face Masks to Making Generous Donations

A fashion designer whose clients have included Lady Gaga has swapped creating glitzy outfits for making face masks for frontline key workers amid the coronavirus crisis.

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Halsey has donated 100,000 face masks to four California medical facilities.Halsey announced the news on Instagram, saying she was “in awe of the medical workers on the frontlines.” She says she worked with Orange International Inc. to source the FDA-certified three-ply masks from a factory in Guangzhou, China.The masks will be distributed to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, Providence Saint Joseph, LAC+USC Medical Center and Martin Luther King Jr.

 Alejandro Sanz 's eldest daughter, Manuela Sánchez, is taking advantage of her time at home to develop her love and skills for fashion. The 18-year-old, whom the Spanish singer shares with Jaydy Michel, seems to be taking after her mother’s interests in fashion.

Jessica Alba and her Honest Co. are looking out for families during the COVID-19 outbreak.

John Mayer has made a “generous” donation to a Montana hospital to help buy ventilators amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Making a difference! As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to make a devastating impact worldwide, fashion brands and companies are dutifully stepping up to the plate to help out in any — and every — way they can.

Lending a helping hand! John Mayer made it possible for a Montana community to get the supplies they need to save lives amid the current coronavirus pandemic.

Moved by the harsh financial situation many families are facing due to the coronavirus, Karol G decided to do her part by helping more than 600 families in Colombia. In partnership with some organizations, the singer paid the rents of some households, donated food, diapers, and basic necessities to homes that haven't been able to go out to work because of quarantine.

Demi Lovato is sharing some exciting news during these tough times.

The rapper behind the 2017 hit “Mask Off” is now ensuring that frontline healthcare workers will have masks to put on.

Lilly Singh’s late-night talk show “A Little Late” may have been benched due to the coronavirus, but that hasn’t kept the Canadian-born YouTube sensation from connecting with her fans.

Giving back! As the world desperately fights to slow the spread of the COVID-19 outbreak, beauty brands are doing their part to help protect the lives of medical professionals, the community and customers.

Christian Siriano, Brandon Maxwell and Prada are among the growing number of fashion brands using their sewing skills to make masks and medical gowns during the coronavirus pandemic. New York now has more than16,000 cases of the coronavirus,and as medical demands rise, medical supplies have declined.