A CHINESE lingerie company provoked outrage yesterday after cynically exploiting Princess Diana's image on the anniversary of her death. Adverts featuring a lookalike in "Diana underwear" were displayed on giant billboards in shops and airports across China. The tiara-wearing model is dressed in only a pale blue bra and knickers as she plays a cello to a child. The same model is also pictured in a blue chemise to promote the range, which carries the slogan: "Feel the romance of British royalty, Diana underwear". Sam Chambers, a British expatriate, saw one of the adverts at Shenzhen airport in southern China. He said: "I saw it flash up on a rolling advertising screen and couldn't quite believe what I was seeing.
A CHINESE lingerie company provoked outrage yesterday after cynically exploiting Princess Diana's image on the anniversary of her death.
Adverts featuring a lookalike in "Diana underwear" were displayed on giant billboards in shops and airports across China.
The tiara-wearing model is dressed in only a pale blue bra and knickers as she plays a cello to a child.
The same model is also pictured in a blue chemise to promote the range, which carries the slogan: "Feel the romance of British royalty, Diana underwear". Sam Chambers, a British expatriate, saw one of the adverts at Shenzhen airport in southern China. He said: "I saw it flash up on a rolling advertising screen and couldn't quite believe what I was seeing.
