Futuristic hazmat suits could become the norm for air travel
The first batch of travel-friendly BioVYZR protective gear is set to be delivered at the end of July
22 July 2020 - 05:00
After the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention officially recommended widespread use of face masks to help slow the spread of the Covid-19 coronavirus, the minimalist medical mask quickly got reimagined as a fashion accessory.
Then model Naomi Campbell — a famous germaphobe — and musician Erykah Badu stepped it up a notch, sporting custom hazmat suits for stylish social distancing. Now, with the coronavirus pandemic showing no sign of slowing, travellers are taking note...
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