Oksana Mastersis thrilled to be a part ofKim Kardashian’s latest SKIMS campaign for Team USA.
On Thursday, the 32-year-old Paralympian reacted after theKeeping Up with the Kardashiansalum, 41, uploaded a photograph of a billboard with her image on it promoting Kardashian’s SKIMScollaboration with Team USA.
“I’m beyond honored to be a part of the @Skims for @TeamUSA collection,” Masters wrote alongside her ownInstagram Story post, resharing Kardashian’s initial photo.
“14 year old Oksana dreamed of looking up one day and seeing someone who looked just like her,” she continued. “Representation matters.”
Added Masters: “Thank you @KimKardashian for celebrating [the] strength and elegance of all athletes [sic] bodies. I feel so amazing when I wear my SKIMS lounging around. Something that’s hard to feel when you look so different.”
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Much like the first launch, each item in the limited-edition collection will be available for the public to shop on SKIMS' website. (Kardashian’s line recentlydoubled its valuationsto $3.2 billion, PEOPLE confirmed. SKIMS was previously valued at $1.6 billion in April of last year, according toBloomberg.)
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Masters recentlychatted with PEOPLEabout her athletic journey and what she is looking forward to when the time comes to compete at the Winter Paralympics in March.
The athlete first tried to earn a spot on Team USA in 2008 for the Bejing Summer Paralympics. “I didn’t, and that’s when I was determined to be there in 2012 in London and I was there in rowing,” she previously told PEOPLE.
To learn more about all the Olympic and Paralympic hopefuls, visitTeamUSA.org. Watch the Winter Olympics, beginning Feb 3, and the Paralympics, beginning March 4, on NBC.
source: people.com
