PV Sindhu looks elegant in embroidered white sari; see pics

The badminton player pulls off almost every outfit with so much grace -- here's proof

PV Sindhu recently stepped out to attend the launch of a jewellery store, and we cannot help but appreciate how elegant she looked.

The Olympic bronze medallist struck a fine balance between comfort and style in a sheer white Manish Malhotra sari that featured colourful floral embroidery and some intricate sequin work, paired with a matching backless sleeveless blouse. Take a look:

PV Sindhu looked pretty in this white sari. (Source: vasundharadiamondrf/Instagram)

Styled by Bornali Caldeira, the ensemble was accessorised with a pair of dangler earrings, matching neckpiece and a simple bracelet. PV Sindhu left her mid-length hair open, with the ends curled. She completed the look with minimal makeup.

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Overall, her look, while being traditional, gave the perfect summer vibe. It is quite impressive to see how the badminton player pulls off almost every outfit with so much grace.

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Earlier, the 26-year-old turned heads in a white and blue check blazer over a white tee, and a pair of beige pants. The outfit was teamed with white platform heels.

PV Sindhu at the launch of a jewellery store. (Source: vasundharadiamondrf/Instagram)

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