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Olympian Tatjana Smith discusses self-assurance and ideals of beauty

 

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Even if Tatjana Smith is retired, you will continue to hear about her. She has landed brand deals after taking home the gold medal in swimming at the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris.

As to the Olympic hub, Tatjana won two gold and silver medals in the 200- and 100-meter breaststroke swims, making her an Olympic 2024 winner twice over. She has been really content even though she has taken off her swim cap and goggles.

At a Johannesburg Clinique Concept Store workshop, Tatjana talked about how she sets her own standards for beauty and how she has continued to feel comfortable in swimwear over the years.

"There are things you can put in place, but it's still a challenge every day," she remarked in an interview with the news outlet IOL. For me, it was during photo shoots since I feel more at ease dressing up and concealing myself. The outfit is required for the sport; it is not a choice.

According to the aforementioned source, she also acknowledged that she felt good about herself when she wore waterproof cosmetics while swimming.

 

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A post shared by The Olympic Games (@olympics)In addition, Tatjana and Huawei recently collaborated on the introduction of the Nova 12i, which Peter Fang, CEO of HUAWEI South Africa Device Business Group, characterizes as a collaboration between two champions. "HUAWEI in the tech world and Tatjana in the pool, both driven to break new ground and inspire a healthier, more stylish future for South Africans," the statement continued.

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