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Hande Erçel stuns in new feature on Marie Claire Spain cover

Hande Erçel stuns in new feature on Marie Claire Spain cover

Al Bawaba20-03-2025

ALBAWABA - Beloved Turkish star Hande Erçel recently reached global fame after being featured on the cover of Marie Claire Spain, a high-end fashion and beauty magazine with the main focus on empowering women in the entertainment industry.
Hande Erçel's career has skyrocketed in recent years gaining fans from across the globe and garnering millions of followers on her socials.
Hande Erçel stuns in new feature on Marie Claire Spain cover
This is not the first time Hande Erçel has been featured on a Marie Claire cover since her collaborations with the famous fashion magazine that date back to 2019. She also recently made a stunning appearance at the Versace show during the Milan Fashion Week in February posing next to renowned fashion designer Donatella Versace.
According to a post on Marie Claire Spain's official Instagram account, Erçel wrote, "I am proud to see that more and more young women are choosing to follow their dreams of becoming artists or actresses."
She added, "Women bring a unique vision and creativity to everything they touch, especially in film and television. Although the path in this industry may be harder for them than for men, as is in many other areas, the journey is worth it."
An Instagram user wrote in response to the Instagram post, "The most beautiful woman on earth and an inspiring actress."
The renowned Turkish actress was rocking a long sleek white dress with blue-accented jewelry such as earrings, a necklace, and two rings, while posing outside a garden, complementing her look.
The 31-year-old star recently starred in the long-awaited Romantic comedy Rüzgara Birak alongside renowned Turkish actor Baris Arduç taking streaming platforms such as Netflix by storm by topping its charts.
Rüzgara Bırak (Chasing the Wind), garnered more than 2.1 million views in its first week despite being only available in selective regions such as Turkey, Latin America, the Middle East, and North Africa. On February 15, It topped the Netflix charts in 33 countries with 26 leading in the top three and, seven in the first place.

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