Oscar Pistorius Loses Fragrance Deal with Thierry Mugler Following Arrest
Following Nike's lead, Thierry Mugler has dropped Paralympic gold medalist Oscar Pistorius as the face of its men's fragrance, Amen.
Following Nike's lead, Thierry Mugler has dropped Paralympic gold medalist Oscar Pistorius as the face of its men's fragrance, Amen.
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The beauty and fashion industries have often been accused of being racist, ageist, size-ist and elitist. Then all of a sudden you’ll hear about how a slew of designers used plus-sized models in their shows. Or that cosmetics companies are portraying a wide range of ethnicities in their advertisements. Which is all great, even if it’s being done in baby steps or for publicity purposes. But there’s one group that hasn’t received a lot of love in the ad pages that’s about to get its day: paralympians.