The virus that has caused more than a million deaths internationally will be on Halloween this year, as a disguise.
Traders at The Sonora Market in Mexico City are promoting 250 peso coronavirus attacks (US$12. 00) and have proven popular.
The dresses are phosphorescent green, come with a pointed mask with a ferocious and full smile of teeth and are wrapped in a yellow ribbon. The dress is already a bestseller, the newspaper El Universal reported, surpassing the zombies, the skeleton Catrinas and the Joker in its appeal.
Jovana Mendez, who works at the Zombie Town clothing store in the market, says customers, young and old, reacted to the dress.
“Knowing that Mexicans love to have fun, we invented the cap, the mask and the shirt,” he says. “We knew it was going to explode. Covid-19 has already ignited Mexico City and now it passes through the Sonora Market, “he laughs.
Sales of coronavirus costumes are helping traders like Zeus Dante, who also sells a Covid-19 mask, from the economic crisis caused by the pandemic.
“Sales haven’t been very good, but with the mask they’ve recovered a little bit,” he said.
In 2014, online stores sold a “Sexy Ebola Nurse” costume, with a white mini dress, glasses, a face shield and latex gloves, which was heavily criticized online for being insensitive to those suffering from the virus.
Earlier this month, Amazon got rid of the Coronavirus Halloween mask advertised on its online page through an independent distributor after a public outing.
The masks, made in China, resembled a microscope virus with the addition of toothed teeth and open eyes.
“These masks show a terrible lack of judgment about the brand and seller component, and I hope they will be temporarily removed from sale,” said Rachel Power of a British parent organisation. “I have no doubt that the vast majority of other people will find them incredibly disgusting, and I can’t believe many other people need to use one. “
However, the mask is still available on Amazon from other vendors.
Other coronavirus-inspired costumes come with “Sexy Hand Sanitizer”, “Sexy Bread” inspired by one of the most common baked products and paper rolls of the pandemic, empty or full.
Source: El Universal (sp)
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