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Masquerade and Venetian Masks

For masked balls in any century: lace, filigree, and plain domino masks that leave your mouth free for intrigue.

What to look for: Tie-on masks stay put all evening; stick-held masks are for photos. Check the eye holes against your peripheral vision.

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