After shocking the world by lifting the US Open title last month, Emma Raducanu continues to win off the court as the British teenager recently announced her new partnership with high-end fashion brand Dior.
The 18-year old was catapulted to stardom following her victory at Flushing Meadows, and recently inked a deal with Tiffany and Co. last month. Subsequently, Raducanu announced that she would be partnering with the iconic fashion house, expressing her excitement in a message on social media.
“Very excited to join this iconic house, thank you Dior,” wrote the World No.24.
The deal is estimated to be worth £2 million, and Raducanu will represent Dior Creative Director, Maria Grazia Chiuri’s womenswear collections as well as skincare and make-up ranges.
Her next tournament will be the Transylvania Open in Romania –– the home country of her father. The competition starts on October 25th and will run until the 31st.
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