Making your phobias a strength? Naomi Campbell has certainly never hidden the fact that she is germophobic and, indeed, now she sacrifices herself to the cause by collaborating with Boss on a collection designed for travellers frenetic people, who despite wandering around the world and among the contaminated surfaces of planes, trains and taxis, do not want to give up an impeccable style, much less cleanliness.
Practice, smart and essential, the line features 40 pieces, from 70 to over 800 euros, equipped with a virus-proof water-repellent antibacterial finish. But that is not all. We find coordinates, blazers and waistcoats strictly in stretch wool anti-crease to be able to do without the iron in complete serenity and lined with a special fabric capable of blocking electromagnetic frequenciestherefore preventing contactless card scams.
In addition to the comfortable garments loungewearsuch as tracksuits, t-shirts, sweatshirts and compression leggings to improve circulation, in nunaces anti-stress of ivory, grey, cornflower blue. In short, the mecca of globe-trotter: protected, stylish and zen.
An act of solidarity? After all, it's impossible not to remember Naomi Campbell's high-protection airport look, dressed in a hazmat suit, mask, protective glasses and a Burberry scarf. Of course it was 2020, in the midst of Covid19, but the catwalk star has always been remarkably prepared for any type of contagion, as evidenced by the viral video in which she cleans her seat business class flying to Dubai armed with latex gloves and antibacterial wipes in hand.
Naomi Campbell's routine on the plane.
Furthermore, it is not the first time that the 53-year-old model has tried her hand at the role of designer, having debuted in September last year with her first collection in collaboration with the English fast fashion brand Pretty Little Thing (PLT). A dive into cocktail dress glittering inspired by his beloved 90s fashion, not free from heated controversy.
Just as it is not the first time that a brand has worked hard to combat the pitfalls of microbes and bacteria. For example, we find the capsules Diesel Upfreshing for summer 2020 with its jeans covered with a layer of anti-microbial protection, or the trench coat by Genny in Light Mask WR-A, a cutting-edge fabric subjected to a long-lasting antibacterial treatment with an internal lining to filter dust, pollen and so on and so forth. Or again, the bactericidal bamboo fiber used by the underwear brand The Label milk.
Yet, if there is one thing (among many) that the pandemic has taught us, it is precisely the attention to where we place our immaculate outfits amidst the precarious cleanliness of public places and metropolises. And undoubtedly here we are faced with the new champion of hygienic fashion.
Source: Vanity Fair
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