After Dior, Tommy Hilfiger Vietnam also deleted all images of Miss Thuy Tien when she attended the brand's show at New York Fashion Week on its official fan page.
On April 9, the Tommy Hilfiger Vietnam brand quietly deleted all images of Miss Thuy Tien from social media platforms. Photos of her attending the brand's event at New York Fashion Week in September 2024, as well as a series of photoshoots that were posted in Vietnam, have now been completely removed.
At New York Fashion Week last year, Thuy Tien attracted attention when she was the only Vietnamese representative attending the Tommy Hilfiger show alongside a series of international stars. In the show, she wore a striped sweater with white jeans. For over a year, the beauty queen has had a close relationship with the American fashion house, regularly collaborating on advertising campaigns.
This is the second fashion brand after Dior that has had a cooperative relationship with Thuy Tien that has decided to delete the beauty queen's image after the scandal of advertising vegetable candy.
Previously on April 7, Dior's fanpage with 19 million likes and Instagram with 46.8 million likes were discovered to have edited the post to delete all of Thuy Tien's images.
Ngoi Sao has contacted Dior, but the brand has not officially responded to the deletion of Thuy Tien's images. A representative of Dior Vietnam said they could not make any statement yet. "All information and work contracts must be announced by the brand's headquarters," this person said.
On April 4, Thuy Tien was fined VND25 million by the National Competition Commission and the Ministry of Industry and Trade for not clearly informing consumers about the sponsorship when providing information about Kera vegetable candy products on social media platforms. That same evening, the beauty queen was temporarily suspended from leaving the country by the Dak Lak Provincial Police Department from March 15 to May 15, 2025, to serve the verification and investigation. Thuy Tien is currently facing the risk of having to compensate for advertising contracts after a serious scandal. The beauty's career has plummeted because she has lost the trust of the audience.
Thuy Tien was born in 1998 in Ho Chi Minh City and studied the international hotel and restaurant management program at Hoa Sen University. The beauty was crowned Miss Grand International in February 2021 in Bangkok, Thailand, and then participated in many charity activities. She received the certificate of merit for Outstanding Young Vietnamese Faces in 2021 for young people in the field of art, awarded by the Central Committee of the Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union. She also acted in many music videos such as First Day After Breaking Up, Drawing Curves. In January, she received a master's degree in Hotel and Restaurant Management from the Swiss University of Tourism and Hotel Management.