Tyra Banks slips her famous curves into a bright yellow tracksuit at Whole Foods

She brought the runway to the ballroom, while taking over as host of Dancing With The Stars during the celebrity competition series’ most recent season on ABC.

And Tyra Banks continued to pull attention as she stopped by a Whole Foods in Los Angeles on Wednesday morning.

The 47-year-old supermodel slipped her 5foot10inch frame into a bright yellow sweatsuit.

Banks paired the statement making get-up with some comfy royal blue sneakers that featured coordinating yellow detailing on the heels.

Her lengthy golden brown hair was parted down the middle and flowed down her chest in straight strands.

The America’s Next Top Model alum followed COVID-19 protocols by braving the public with not just one, but two face masks layered over one another. 

She trekked across the Whole Foods parking lot with a black backpack over one shoulder.

Tyra embarked on her solo errand run in a black luxury SUV, which she was spotted returning to after checking out of the grocery store with her items.

Banks’ casual outing on Wednesday comes after she used Instagram – and Twitter – to pay tribute to her ‘day one’ Valentine: her mother Carolyn London.

‘From day one, she taught me what real love is and that it starts with me loving myself, and acting cray cray from time to time,’ captioned the Vogue covergirl, who appeared alongside Carolyn in a hilarious TikTok.

The mother-daughter duo popped and locked, while posing around Banks’ lavish home for the brief, yet fun-filled clip.

For the TikTok, Tyra had on an oversized grey tee and matching sweatpants, while Carolyn looked chic in a black blouse and black skinny jeans. 

‘My day one, my valentine, my mama. Wishing y’all a happy V-Day!!! Xoxo – Tyra,’ concluded the star, who boasts 6.7million Instagram followers. 

Banks has been keeping a rather low profile in recent months, following the season 29 finale of Dancing With The Stars in November where Bachelorette alum Kaitlin Bristowe and her partner Artem Chigvintsev walked away with the Mirrorball Trophy.

It was famously announced last July that Tyra would be replacing the competition series’ long-time hosts Tom Bergeron and Erin Andrews for season 29, which was met with backlash from fans and confusion from Bergeron and Andrews at the time.

The pair were let go just days before DailyMail.com exclusively revealed that Tyra Banks would be taking over their hosting gig. 

Bergeron had been with the Dancing With The Stars franchise since it launched in 2005, while his former co-host Andrews joined the show in 2014. 

Though there was never a direct reason given as to why the pair were axed, Valerie Bruce, general manager of LA Productions, stated that Dancing With The Stars was being taken ‘in a new creative direction’ for season 29.

She also offered her, ‘sincere thanks to Tom and Erin, whom we will always consider part of the Dancing with the Stars’ family.’

After wrapping her first DWTS hosting gig, Banks confidently told Access Hollywood she has a ‘strong feeling’ she’ll be returning for another season of the popular ABC show. 

Some fans spent the majority of the season critiquing Tyra’s choice of questions and jarring interview approach.

The Internet also went wild for some of Banks’ show stopping fashion choices, including her finale look where she rocked a massive blue tulle gown for audiences at home.

Despite the criticism, Tyra is no stranger to hosting a highly watched TV show, being that she has been the face of not one, but two major programs over the course of her career.

In the hopes of discovering the next big name in modeling, Banks created, executive produced, AND hosted America’s Next Top Model from 2003 until 2018 on the CW – formerly the WB.

She also successfully entered the highly competitive world of talkshow programming, after launching The Tyra Banks Show in 2005. It ran for five seasons on the CW, with the final episode airing in 2010.