India’s Manika Batra’s casual chic style is a quick stroke and a smash

Manika Batra did the country proud by becoming the first Indian table tennis player to reach the singles pre-quarterfinals at the Olympic Games. She defeated Prithika Pawade of France by an impressive score of 4-0 in Paris on Monday. But did you know that Manika has a sophisticated taste in fashion. A few weeks ago, she wore a powder blue dress that caught the attention of fashion enthusiasts. On June 15, Manika turned 29 and shared two pictures on Instagram, showcasing a chic and casual look. The pastel dress featured sophisticated quarter sleeves and a short-style collar. The V neckline added a whimsical touch while the elastic detailing cinched her waist perfectly. Keeping it fuss-free, Manika tied her hair in a ponytail and wore cute little earrings. She opted for flat footwear for comfort.

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Manika Batra’s stunning style can easily rival any fashion icon. A while back, she wore a beige t-shirt that fit her like a second skin. The cropped number beautifully accentuated her curvy midriff. The t-shirt also featured a deep U-neckline and short sleeves. Manika paired it with a high-rise skirt adorned with green, pink and beige flowers that fell just above her ankles. For accessories, Manika opted for a sling, earrings and sunglasses. Her hair was styled in a half-tied, half-open look. Promoting sustainable fashion, she wore the same shoes she wore on her birthday.

It looks like Manika Batra is crazy about shirt dresses. Earlier, she uploaded a video on Instagram, in which she was seen wearing a blue dress with white prints. The deep V-neckline, short sleeves and cute short length gave her an effortless-simple vibe. Her hair was tied in a neat ponytail. Minimal jewellery and no makeup look made this look even more special.

So, the next time you are looking for the perfect casual and cool style, head straight to Manika Batra's Instagram handle.