Soniya Bansal opens up on her fashion choices

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Updated At : 12:51 PM Jul 30, 2021 IST

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Coming from the Army background, model-turned-actress Soniya Bansal rose to fame with the movie 100 Crore. After starting her journey by walking the ramp at prestigious fashion shows, she went on to feature in music videos, shows and films.

She is known for her fashion choices and says that she prefers style with comfort. Soniya says, “It’s important to be comfortable. What’s the point of wearing something so abrupt and heavy when you can’t carry it and constantly being conscious of if anything goes off then what! I believe in keeping it glamours and simple.”

She adds, “It’s a myth that style can’t be comfortable. In fact, what you wear with confidence becomes style. I would urge everyone to not follow the herd but mark their own statement.”

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