Summer Days Look Comfy Chic In Rashmika Mandanna's World In A Beige Knitted Co-Ord Set

Summers are all about comfy silhouettes. After Alia Bhatt's pastel number and Sara Ali Khan's red outing, we have Rashmika Mandanna who made minimalistic fashion oh-so-chic. For peak sunny days, the actress opted for a beige set consisting of a thin strap top, featuring a U neckline and shorts. Golden hoops accessorised her casual wear. She secured her tresses in a low-rise pony and sided with minimal glam: blushed cheeks and tinted lips to finish off. Rashmika's smile did the rest of the magic. 

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When not lounging in her comfy clothes, Rashmika Mandanna is busy making a strong case for party outings. Her stunning black number featuring the glitziest details was a statement in itself. The structured Falguni Shane Peacock gown showcased a corset-style bust and shimmery golden detailing, making her stand out. Her statement glam and messy low-rise pony worked wonders. 

Here, Rashmika Mandanna added some silver bling to classic black. From the shelves of London-based designer David Koma, she opted for a strapless black body-con maxi dress, which featured a flattering fit and a crystal embroidered panelled pattern in silver tones. 

Rashmika Mandanna's girl-next-door style has been on our radar for a while now. In this embroidered black number, the actress looked jaw-dropping. Her ensemble came with a strapless sweetheart neckline that complemented the chic mini dress. The dramatic one-sleeve and an elongated flared trail brought some drama to her OOTD. With minimal jewellery, and nude heels, she balanced out her look.

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How stunning does Rashmika Mandanna look in this baby pink brocade sharara set? 

We wonder how Rashmika Mandanna scores a perfect 10 on our style metre. 

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