China’s most famous transgender star Jin Xing becomes face of Dior J’adore

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China’s most famous transgender star Jin Xing has become the new face of Dior J’adore – the luxury fashion house’s signature fragrance.

Xing is an award-winning dancer and choreographer, as well as a TV and social media personality. The mother-of-three is also a former PLA colonel and has 13 million fans on social media.

On Friday, Dior announced on Weibo that Xing will be an ambassador for Dior in promoting its fragrance with the campaign #DiorStandWithWomen.

In a video, Xing said that she supports women’s independence and individuality, reflecting on the fragrance.

Xing also discussed women’s independence alongside Chinese actress Li Bingbing in another video for the French fashion house.

The Hollywood Reporter described Xing as the ‘Oprah of China’ in 2016.

In other fashion news, Miss Singapore Bernadette Belle Wu Ong is speaking out about racism by wearing a Stop Asian Hate outfit.

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