The Duchess of Cambridge Wore a Face Mask From One of Princess Charlotte's Favorite Designers

Kate Middleton is forever influencing us with her fashion choices, and now, that influence includes face masks, too.

On Tuesday, Kate was seen wearing a face mask in public for the first time during her visit to Baby Basics UK in Sheffield, England. For the occasion, she chose to wear a mask from childrenswear designer Amaia, which was made from Liberty London's floral "Pepper Tana Lawn" pattern. The London-based brand is clearly a favorite of the Cambridges', as Charlotte has worn the designer's clothes for various family occasions.

The masks — which are designed in London and made in Spain — are made from double-layer 100-percent cotton, feature a filter pocket, and include five filter refills (you can also purchase of pack of 50 filters from the site). Not only that, but 30 percent of the proceeds will go to NHS Charities Together.

As for the rest of her outfit, Kate let the mask stand out by pairing it with her white button-down dress from Suzannah — a piece she previously wore to Wimbledon last July — accessorizing with a sweet necklace featuring George, Charlotte, and Louis's initials.

There has been recent speculation on whether the royal family will begin wearing face coverings during their upcoming public engagements as mandated mask wearing in some indoors places came into effect in England last month. Judging by Kate's stylish choice, we predict there will be many more mask moments to come from the duchess.

Unsurprisingly, the mask Kate chose is already sold out, proving that her mask-fluence is in full effect. However, there are plenty of other adult and children's masks available in various prints. Or, if you fancy trying your hand at making your own face mask, you can also buy Liberty's "Pepper Tana Lawn" pattern.

Read on to see all angles of Kate's pretty mask, and then shop Amaia's other face mask designs.