The Jism 2 actress feels thrilled to be the showstopper for Apala by Sumit at IIJW.
Mumbai:
Actress Sunny Leone is all set to walk the ramp for Sumit Sawhney's jewellery brand Apala by Sumit at the India International Jewellery Week (IIJW). She will wear his latest collection - The Royal Tribe - and don the avatar of a tribal queen for it.
The Jism 2 actress feels thrilled to be the showstopper for Apala by Sumit at IIJW. (Also read: Wooing Sunny Leone: Try a Song, a Poem. Or Just Tell Her She's Beautiful )
"For the first time, I am going to experiment with my look completely and turn into a royal tribal queen, which will be a paradigm shift from my image. It's going to make me feel inherently royal and rustic," Sunny said in a statement.
"I find the jewellery pieces so alluring and enticing that I will be the happiest person to possess the collection," she added.
"Apala" means the "most beautiful" in Sanskrit and the collection with 22 carat gold layering incorporates the richness of the royalty and the audacity and rugged styling of the tribals. (Also read: Sunny Leone Gets Diamond Necklace From Husband for Her Birthday)
"It will be all about conviction, and a look that screams lavishness," said Sumit.
The Jism 2 actress feels thrilled to be the showstopper for Apala by Sumit at IIJW. (Also read: Wooing Sunny Leone: Try a Song, a Poem. Or Just Tell Her She's Beautiful )
"For the first time, I am going to experiment with my look completely and turn into a royal tribal queen, which will be a paradigm shift from my image. It's going to make me feel inherently royal and rustic," Sunny said in a statement.
"I find the jewellery pieces so alluring and enticing that I will be the happiest person to possess the collection," she added.
"Apala" means the "most beautiful" in Sanskrit and the collection with 22 carat gold layering incorporates the richness of the royalty and the audacity and rugged styling of the tribals. (Also read: Sunny Leone Gets Diamond Necklace From Husband for Her Birthday)
"It will be all about conviction, and a look that screams lavishness," said Sumit.
