The actress is bursting with excitement over this vibrant new scene, embracing the opportunity to surrender completely and revel in pure pleasure. It’s a showcase that neatly encapsulates the mission of Up Close – to empower women to indulge their desires and unleash their creativity on screen without inhibition, right down to personal aesthetic choices.

“I feel like this happened naturally without me really having to think about it, as I would like to think my aesthetic is classy and natural,” she expressed. “So many people tell me I look like I belong in another era. I get told I look like Audrey Hepburn a lot, and I’m happy to take the compliment! As for my personal style, I like to find unique pieces of lingerie and clothing to wear for my shoots. I love incorporating different kinds of fabric and color. I am happy when directors choose clothing that fits my personality, because then I feel more confident during the shoot.”

For Dharma, the Up Close  franchise’s emphasis on ethical realism was in line with her personal career goals and integrity. “In my work, I have always been conscious about being authentic. I have a 100% natural body, which I am proud of. There is so much pressure to get things done, and I have worked hard to be confident in my body. I let my silly personality shine through during the scene and people seem to love it. I want people to know that it’s more than okay to be yourself and own your preferences.”

For more Dharma, follow her on X and, particularly, YouTube, where she is most prolific. “I have built a YouTube channel where I do bikini hauls, lifestyle vlogs, and much more. I feel like my personality really shines through there. To be honest, I didn’t realize that my channel would grow so fast, and I’m really grateful for it!”

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