The pandemic of severe acute respiratory syndrome Coronavirus 2(SARS-CoV-2) infections started with few unknown cases of pneumonia associated with the Wuhan district of China. This has led to a huge load of cases and deaths due globally these days. As of now, most infections are self-limiting, and approximately 15% of infected adults can turn up critical to developing severe pneumonia and requires supplemental oxygen therapy. The causative virus was isolated from lower respiratory tract samples of infected patients, found to be a novel Coronavirus (nCoV). The clinical signs and symptoms of COVID-19 are highly variable and include the most common symptoms as fever, dry cough, and fatigue. This highly infectious virus usually affects the respiratory tract; hence the cutaneous manifestations are often ignored and not reported. Cutaneous manifestations are quite common in various viral infections, and the scenario can be similar in COVID-19. The asymptomatic period of about 14 days, even after infection leads to a delay in the diagnosis of this condition. In view of such conditions, cutaneous manifestations if present can serve as a signal for the incubating infection. High levels of clinical suspicion and judgment can diagnose the condition early hence help in early intervention. This article reviews all the possible dermatological manifestations reported in the patients of COVID-19 in the online scientific platforms.