Esra Bilgiç is experiencing another excitement outside the series! Esra Bilgiç is one of the actresses who has made a name for herself with the projects she has participated in in recent years. The actress, who started her career very well with the character of Halime Hatun in the TV series Diriliş Ertuğrul, climbs the career ladder fast.
The actress, who was born in Ankara in 1992, has been talked about a lot lately with her performance in the movie Adanış Kutsal Kavga, after two important projects such as Ramo and Kanunsuz Topraklar. took. The actress will be the partner of Çağatay Ulusoy with the character of Esvet in the Netflix series Süslü Korkuluk.
Esra Bilgiç, who is excited about her new series, is experiencing another excitement with an advertisement agreement. The actress, the new face of Victoria’s Secret, one of the brands preferred by women, also reinforces her international recognition.
Esra Bilgiç also took part in the shootings with eighteen women for the brand’s new collection… These eighteen women of different ages, cultures and professions took their places in the advertisement with the strategy of embracing all women for the brand’s new products.
Displaying her beauty for the new collection that highlights freedom and self-confidence, Esra Bilgiç drew attention with her elegance in the video shared on social media.
Successful actress Esra Bilgiç, who met the theater at the age of 8 and then appeared in various TV series and films, emphasized her passion for acting and the importance of the comfort she sought while taking on her character.
Dazzling with her style, the actress made the following statement: “…Victoria’s Secret Love Cloud collection; I was my biggest supporter and a part of my self-confidence in that wonderful moment when I liberated my thoughts and body and assumed a new character…”
While Esra Bilgiç revealed that she enjoyed the shooting very much with her posts on her Instagram account, she also shared the commercial and received great praise from her fans.
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