Vaccination selfies – if you will, can grow as well – because more people are being vaccinated against COVID-19 every day. People wait anxiously for their turn to get the jab, perhaps so anxious that they forget to think about what is best to wear for the occasion.
One of the most recent vaxxies that has made the rounds is from the French Minister of Health. He’s wearing a typical boring dress shirt, but it’s completely unbuttoned as his bare arm is stuck. He solemnly looks into the middle distance as he tastefully hides his nipple with the shirt.
Other European officials went even further. The Greek Prime Minister’s vaxxie thinks of classic paintings of women with one breast exposed. One member of the British Parliament decided to go completely topless when he received the shot.
Rarely do they see such a veil in these parts when it comes to injections, but the beautiful staff of Derriford Hospital made everything so seamless this morning in the latest round of the COVID-19 vaccine trial we are doing here in Plymouth. pic.twitter.com/nDrhhXjCUM
– Johnny Mercer (@JohnnyMercerUK) 5 February 2021
To be clear, revealing so much skin is not a requirement to get one of the COVID-19 vaccines. It’s just hard to get to the top of the arm meat – where the vaccine needs to be injected – with a tight, long sleeve in the way.
Health centers usually recommend wearing low and short sleeves. You can opt for a nice comfortable polo, the classic vest over a tank combination, or just to put on an underskirt with your button. You can also lean with a loose enough shirt in a baroque-shoulder-like look. For the sake of your local health workers, however, I can not say that I recommend going for a complete Renaissance, Birth of Venus vibes. But at the end of the day, it does not matter which outfit you choose, as long as you get the vaccine.