and, especially, the distribution of papules were otherwise similar, and both the COVID-19 infection and the absence of a pharmacological origin seem well documented.In conclusion, we report a case of a Gianotti-Crosti-like eruption in the setting of a COVID-19 infection. This is also a good example of the usefulness of teledermatology, a tool that is playing a major role in the pandemic, breaking down barriers to patient assessment derived from confinement and isolation measures. 9 More reports based on morphology and distribution of COVID-19 skin manifestations could be of great interest in this setting. Though we could not establish a definitive GCS diagnosis, we hope this report could modestly help clinicians to identify atypical presentations of the infection.