The tattoo model made a bikini from protective masks and starred in it to draw the attention of her audience to the problem of the coronavirus pandemic. The Daily Star drew attention to her photo.
Mara Inkperial from Saxony, Germany, said she is currently living at the epicenter of COVID-19 cases. The heroine of the material, whose body is almost completely covered with tattoos, posted on Instagram a candid photo in a homemade tiny swimsuit made of white personal protective equipment. Thus, she urged her subscribers to wear masks and follow safety rules during the pandemic.
The publication of the model received more than 14 thousand likes and caused controversy on the network. Some users began to scold Inkerial for wasting masks. “Cool, you wasted the masks that the whole planet is trying to get hold of”, “Why waste masks like this? You should be ashamed of yourself "," Why don't you pass these masks to the hospitals? " - they were indignant. However, other users defended the model. “What a splendor. Love and be safe "," I like how such a kit is combined with a face mask "," You make masks sexy, "subscribers wrote.
In October 2020, British TV presenter Lizzie Kandy posted a similar snapshot. She created a bikini from blue medical masks and posed in a homemade suit in her own home. The 52-year-old celebrity has added another face mask to the image. At the same time, the described frame angered her fans.
