Amal Clooney’s fashion designer sister cashes in on coronavirus by selling £25 denim face masks and £28 leopard print pouches for hand sanitiser
- Tala Alamuddin Le Tallec, who lives in Singapore, runs fashion brand Totally Tala
- She recently added a Le Masque collection to her website’s stylish offerings
- The ‘luxury face coverups’ are on sale for £25 and come in a variety of styles
- Is also producing a range of pouches to carry hand sanitiser in
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Amal Clooney’s older sister is selling £25 denim and leopard-print face masks amid the growing global threat of Coronavirus.
Tala Alamuddin Le Tallec, who lives in Singapore, has uploaded the offerings to her website Totally Tala alongside fashion-forward pouches for carrying hand sanitiser.
The 47-year-old’s Le Masque collection features denim, camouflage and leopard-print designs in a range of colours.
A blurb says: ‘In our ever-changing world, we’ve got you covered: some comfortable (and chic) coverage goes a long way.’
Health experts have warned that face masks don’t offer sufficient protection against coronvarius, which can still be transmitted through the eyes, while tiny viral particles can still penetrate masks.
The 47-year-old’s Le Masque collection features denim, camouflage and leopard-print designs in a range of colours. Options include these lips with a sticking out tongue on a denim base
Tala Alamuddin Le Tallec (pictured in New York in 2015), who lives in Singapore, is selling face masks for £25 on her fashion brand Totally Tala’s website
It goes on to describe the ‘luxury face coverup’ as offering ‘protection with flair’.
Matching hand sanitiser pouches, named the Sanity Stasher Zip Pouch, are on sale for £28 in what the website describes as a bid to ‘save your hand sanitiser and your sanity’.
The masks are apparently designed to offer a ‘snugger fit’ by specifically moulding to the shape of the face.
It continued: ‘Whatever you’re up to, let’s face it together.’
The mother-of-four is also selling hand sanitiser pouches alongside the masks, with ‘a portion’ of the proceeds donated to The Red Cross Singapore.
Tala’s sister Amal – who married Hollywood actor George Clooney (pictured together in Hollywood in 2018) – has been spotted in some of her creations
The caption on one of the fashion brand’s Instagram posts reveals some of the money raised from the sales will be donated to The Red Cross Singapore
The masks (pictured on a variety of models) are apparently designed to offer a ‘snugger fit’ by specifically moulding to the shape of the face
Tala’s sister Amal – who married Hollywood actor George Clooney in 2014 – has been spotted in some of her creations.
In 2017, shortly after giving birth to twins Ella and Alexander, she was seen in a pair of earrings designed by her sister.
The pair were born in Beirut, Lebanon, before moving to New York and meeting their husbands.
Last year she was was jailed for three weeks after being caught driving drunk and without insurance or a licence on May 13.
Matching hand sanitiser pouches (pictured), named the Sanity Stasher Zip Pouch, are on sale for £28 in what the website describes as a bid to ‘save your hand sanitiser and your sanity’
The bags come in three sizes and allow anyone facing panic over the Coronavirus pandemic to store their hand sanitiser fashionably
Last year Tala was was jailed for three weeks after being caught driving drunk and without insurance or a licence on May 13 (pictured in New York in 2018)
She was fined £3,640 after admitting the charges.
Tala had been driving her husband’s BMW X5 at the time of her arrest. She was at a restaurant with a friend in Singapore and had drunk two glasses of wine and a glass of champagne, a court heard.
She was driving home with the friend in the front passenger seat at around 2.30am when she was stopped by police along Holland Road towards Ulu Pandan.
Staff Sergeant Alvin Lee noticed that Tala appeared to struggle to locate the vehicle’s handbrake and that she smelled of alcohol.
Upon reaching for her bag in the rear passenger seat to retrieve her driving license, Tala reportedly hit the accelerator briefly by accident.
She was then given a breath test by the officer which proved she was over the legal limit, and was arrested.
She reportedly has a previous driving conviction in Singapore, dating back to 2013.
Totally Tala has been contacted for comment.