Naomi Campbell Sports Hazmat Suit To Airport For Protection From Coronavirus

Latex disposable gloves…check! Disinfecting wipes…check! Medical face mask…check!

No, you’re not at the doctor’s office. You’re traveling around the world with international supermodel Naomi Campbell.

BACKGROUND

It’s been several months since we last checked in Naomi but in light of the coronavirus, I thought I’d add some “unique” content.

Supermodel Naomi Campbell has a YouTube channel called “Being Naomi,” where she details various aspects of her life.

For example, last summer she uploaded a video about her airport and pre-flight routine as she traveled from France to Qatar in Qatar Airways’ A350 business class and it’s…”unique.”

First, she transits duty free buying magazines, candy and other items. I recognize duty free is big business and you can find great “discounts” but I only see duty free as an obstacle course on my way to my flight.

In the next scene, Campbell arrives to the plane via private car, which is NOT a standard perk of flying in business class on Qatar (or any airline).

But I find the most interesting part of the video takes place once Campbell arrives at her seat.

If you’re not familiar with Ms. Campbells airplane route and have approximately 5 minutes, take a look:

CORONAVIRUS TOOK IT TO THE NEXT LEVEL

This morning the germ-fighting supermodel tweeted several photos that capture her arriving at the airport with the caption “Safety First NEXT LEVEL”

Safety First NEXT LEVEL. Full video coming on my YouTube soon… https://t.co/SvAI1Ttmm8 pic.twitter.com/XcgHJKEhcf

— Naomi Campbell (@NaomiCampbell) March 11, 2020

FINAL STAMP

Hydration pack? 4 masks? Latex disposable gloves? Disinfecting wipes? A new seat cover EVERY WEEK? And now a hazmat suit?

I recognize individuals have varying levels of hygiene and have implemented strategies to prevent getting sick when traveling, however, I can’t say that I’ve seen this level before.

A fashionable coat to cover the hazmat suit? Talking on a dirty cell phone? Genius or haphazard?

I’m curious…do you have an airplane hygiene routine? If so, what is it?