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coronavirus molecule.Posting to her 169,000 followers on Instagram, Kate wrote: "The mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell."In the series of snaps, Kate posed in the unique ensemble as one joked: "YESSSS my biology teacher would freak."Another wrote: "Not trying to be negative but I'd say it's giving more coronavirus & spike proteins than mitochondria."A third slammed: "That is no mitochondria that's a Covid particle."While some linked it to the virus, others were in awe as the influencer rocked the outfit.

One Instagram follower gushed: "These pictures are everything," while another added: "Stop I am OBSESSED with this look."A third praised: "You have the best outfits." Kate was also able to wear non-Covid resembling outfits during the rest of the epic American festival. Want all the biggest Lifestyle news straight to your inbox?

Sign up for our free Daily Star Hot Topics newsletterShe rocked a retro swirl print two-piece from H&M and a cutout dress with a daring thigh split.And she flaunted a glittery blue dress from online e-tailer Revolve too.

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