Alberta Medical Officer Deena Hinshaw became an overnight fashion sensation after inspiring Canadians with her epic periodic table dress on Tuesday.

Sales of the grey, pleated sleeve dress have skyrocketed, according to Trish Tacoma, the owner of Smoking Lily in Victoria, B.C.

Tacoma says the Point Grey Periodic Table dress was sold for seven years before it was pulled from the store about six months ago. Now, her store is scrambling to ramp up production again as requests for the dress flood in.

The description of the dress on the website reads, "Yes, this is the dress you've been seeing Dr. Deena Hinshaw wearing on the news."

The website also warns that the $136 dress is for pre-sale only, given that Smoking Lily's shops and studio were forced to temporarily close down on Monday due to the spread of COVID-19.

As you might expect, Canadians everywhere are excited to finally have some lighter news to discuss this week.

This woman called Hinshaw a "fashion hero":

Dr. Deena Hinshaw (@CMOH_Alberta) is wearing a periodic table dress/tunic/sweater in her media conference and just became my #WomeninSTEM fashion hero. Brilliant! pic.twitter.com/0zYKRPdJjO

— Heather Campbell (@HeatherC_YYC) March 17, 2020

While this man appreciated that Hinshaw is both "smart and stylish":

Smart & Stylish! Alberta's Chief Medical Officer, Deena Hinshaw, sports a periodic table dress at a recent presser. #deenahinshaw @CMOH_Alberta #brainboner #COVID19 #covid19alberta pic.twitter.com/30ELWQR31W

— Chris (@canuckheadchris) March 19, 2020

Smoking Lily will donate 10 per cent of the proceeds from the dress's sales to the Mustard Seed Street Church in Victoria.

Dr. Deena Hinshaw has yet to comment on her new position as a Canadian fashion icon.