FASHIONS IN THE COURSE OF COVID-19

 During pandemic there were many trends involved, mask wearing in Asian countries face mask are an accepted part of everyday life, which might be one reason death rates from the coronavirus there are relatively low. It's common in those nations to wear face masks to control respiratory droplets especially during cold, flu and hay fever seasons. In Japan face mask are nearly universal in public areas, despite not being mandated. When rules that mask wearing are eventually lifted, it's possible the habit may become permanent, at least when people are Indoors in crowded spaces like bars, restaurants and arenas, our personal approach to wellness this pandemic has inspired many people to take a more active role in their health. 

Telehealth, this is the urgent need to practice social distancing combined with fear of seeking medical care has sped up the adoption of telehealth by many patients and practitioners. Home fitness was popular also, the closing if gyms and fitness clubs have driven sales of home workout programs and exercise equipment. Working from home with the working from home trend, companies save money on office, space and employees who can do it save on commuting time and costs. Another fashion is retreat from  supermarkets and increased hotel hygiene to ensure their customers health and safety.