Naomi Campbell is not messing around when it comes to the coronavirus outbreak. The British supermodel showed up in full gear at Los Angeles International Airport on Tuesday, wearing a hazmat suit, face mask, safety goggles and gloves.
Sharing a photo of her outfit on Instagram, Campbell said “Safety First NEXT LEVEL."
The 49-year-old also posted a tribute to Italy, which has been placed on lockdown because of the coronavirus.
“My beloved ITALY Of which I spent the first 3 years of my early life. I’m with you,” she wrote. “Thank you for always embracing me and giving me so much love.”
According to HuffPost, Campbell is already known for her hygiene game at airports. In 2019, the supermodel shared a video to show that she always comes to the airport ready to fight germs. Equipped with wipes and gloves, she revealed that she is super careful about everything she touches on an airplane.
"Clean everything you touch, anything that you put your hands on," she said in the video as she literally cleans every piece of equipment in front of her before she takes a seat on the plane.
The model's latest outfit got plenty of reactions on social media.
"I’m screaming. Naomi Campbell was BORN ready for this crisis. She did not come to play with you viral heauxes. KNOW HER," wrote Saeed Jones on Twitter.
I’m screaming. Naomi Campbell was BORN ready for this crisis. She did not come to play with you viral heauxes. KNOW HER. pic.twitter.com/hl4u1veqKO
— Saeed Jones (@theferocity) March 11, 2020
— Nina (@geminina) March 11, 2020
Others noticed that the model keeps it trendy no matter the occasion
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The AWAY suitcase that matches the suit
— Linda Holmes (@lindaholmes) March 11, 2020
Pandemic. But make it *fashion*.
— Syreeta McFadden (@reetamac) March 11, 2020
I honestly wonder if she’s immunocompromised or just incredibly cautious! Either way, look for these ensembles on the resort & fall runways
— kate gorton (@KGisWriting) March 11, 2020
Based on the reactions, there's a slight possibility that hazmat suits could soon be the latest trends.
And my friends laughed at me when I said I was buying a beekeeper suit… it’s called fashion, bitches.
— Beckey E. (@e_beckey) March 11, 2020
According to ABC News, the coronavirus has affected more than 116,000 people around the world since it began to spread in China in December.