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This is an archive article published on July 14, 2014

Dipannita Sharma does not use exotic skin

Dipannita appeared in a PETA ad to highlight the horror of using reptile skins for exotic fashion.

Dipannita appeared in a PETA ad to highlight the horror of using reptile skins for exotic fashion. Dipannita appeared in a PETA ad to highlight the horror of using reptile skins for exotic fashion.

Model-turned-actress Dipannita Sharma has appeared in the latest advertisement of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) to highlight the horror of using reptile skins for exotic fashion.

The advertisement with the punchline of “Exotic animals belong in the wild, not in your wardrobe” features Sharma wearing a bodysuit that resembles a snake-skin and lying on a tree trunk in a jungle setting.

Sharma, in a release issued by PETA today, points out that snakes, crocodiles and other reptiles were being skinned alive, for fashion.

“I have never, ever used exotic skin in my life. I have never understood the style quotient of carrying a clutch for which an animal has had to go through so much torture”, Sharma, who hails from Assam, pointed out.

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