The athlete joins the ranks of athletes supported by the LVMH group for the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
And four. After swimmer Léon Marchand, gymnast Melanie de Jesus dos Santos and fencer Enzo Lefort, Pauline Deroulade is the fourth athlete to join the LVMH family. The three-time French wheelchair tennis champion was announced this Thursday, November 2, as one of Dior’s new ambassadors for the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games. At the age of 32, this Parisian woman, whose fate turned upside down in 2018, will therefore become the face of the world. luxury brand owned by the LVMH group during the Paralympic Games, which will take place in Paris from August 28 to September 8, 2024.
Pauline Déroulède for Dior (LVMH). Dior
13th in the world
Three-time French champion in her discipline and ranked 13th in the world, Pauline Derouled’s fate changed in October 2018 when the young woman was run over by a driver who lost control of the car. At that time, the athlete had no choice but to amputate her left leg. But he finds the courage to take on a project by participating in the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games. “I still don’t know where it came from, but I think I had an association of ideas, and I’m told that disability and sport, it was Paris 2024,” Pauline later revealed in the column. world on December 26, 2022
For the LVMH group, this partnership further confirms its desire to establish established dynamics in its houses. It’s also a way to highlight high profile sports and inspiration.
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Source: Le Figaro
