Tyra Banks steps out for pastries with boyfriend Louis Bélanger-Martin wearing hoodie with sassy America’s Next Top Model reference
She recently had to postpone the opening of her ModelLand beauty experience due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Tyra Banks stepped out of quarantine to grab a few pastries for breakfast during an outing with boyfriend Louis Belanger-Martin in Los Angeles on Wednesday.
While flanking her businessman beau’s side, the 46-year-old supermodel-turned-CEO sported a black beanie, glasses and minimal makeup.
Yum:Tyra Banks stepped out of quarantine to grab a few pastries for breakfast during an outing with boyfriend Louis Belanger-Martin in Los Angeles on Wednesday
As she navigated her way out of the coffee shop, the TV host looked youthful with her tresses styled in two braids.
While she remained relatively incognito in all-black, Banks didn’t miss the opportunity to cheekily nod to her hit series America’s Next Top Model, which aired from 2003 to 2018.
Her hoodie referenced one of Banks’ most iconic lines on the eighth cycle of America’s Next Top Model, ‘Hoe, but make it fashion.’
For the fans: While she remained relatively incognito, Banks didn’t miss the opportunity to cheekily nod to her hit series America’s Next Top Model, which aired from 2003 to 2018
Among her years of advice on the show, which included not posing like a ‘no-neck monster’ or ‘hoochie,’ Banks’ sweatshirt read: ‘….but make it FASHION.’
While the Life-Size actress was set to bring modeling to the masses again, her theme park opening in Santa Monica, slated for May 1, will be delayed.
‘As is no surprise, in light of the recommendations of the CDC, WHO and California Gov. Gavin Newsom, we have decided to postpone the opening of Modelland,’ a spokesperson told WWD.com at the end of March.
Sly: Banks’ hoodie referenced one of her most iconic lines on the eighth cycle of America’s Next Top Model, ‘Hoe, but make it fashion’
‘We remain excited to bring the wondrous world of Modelland to you and will wait to welcome you to our attraction when the time is right,’ she said of the immersive experience through the use of virtual reality and other technologies.
Tickets had already been sold and were priced between $59 and $1,500 for a full package, featuring a photo shoot.
Speaking about the venture, which will be family-friendly, the ‘America’s Next Top Model’ founder told WWD: ‘I’m inspired by Disneyland, a place I went to a lot as a child. There is a story line I have been working on for a year. Anybody can enter and feel like a model.’
Inspired by Disneyland: Tickets had already been sold and were priced between $59 and $1,500 for a full package featuring a photo shoot