Tyra Banks cuts a camo chic look as she makes grocery run in LA amid growing coronavirus pandemic

Tyra Banks has long been a fashion icon since making her modeling debut at 15 years old.

So it should come as no surprise that the America’s Next Top Model creator is still serving looks during a global pandemic. 

She cut an army chic look Monday in a camouflage jacket as she stepped out for a supply run at Erewhon Market in Pacific Palisades, risking it without a face mask or protective gloves.

The 46-year-old paired the customized jacket with a thin white t-shirt and a pair of green joggers.

She completed the ensemble with a black cuffed beanie, dog tags, a black leather Kate Spade backpack and black Nike sneakers.  

Banks looked fierce after revealing that she’d gained somewhere between 25 and 30 pounds since her cover of last year’s Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue.

She told Harper’s Bazaar last week: ‘Right now, you can’t tell because I have on a men’s blazer, [but] I am 25 pounds heavier than I was on the cover of a very famous swimsuit magazine that came out last year.’ 

Later in the interview, she said she’s choosing not to deprive herself: ‘So I’m 30 pounds heavier and it’ll come off one day, but not today.’ 

But the two-time Emmy winner is still not camera shy, recently starting a ‘Safer Inside’ selfie challenge.

She posted a black-and-white selfie Monday, prompting her 6.7million followers to post their own with the potential to be reposted on the ModelLand profile.

Last month, Banks postponed the opening of her fashion theme park amid concerns around COVID-19.

She previously said in a statement: ‘I believe all shapes and all sizes and all ages and all shades deserve to feel beautiful, powerful, and be the fantasy versions of themselves. 

‘ModelLand is not just an attraction. It’s a place full of story that challenges what “attractive” means.’