As the world gears up for the Olympics, we can’t help but focus on the Black stars who are making waves in their respective sports. In our previous article, we highlighted some of the most stylish and talented athletes from around the globe. This time around, we’re shining the spotlight on even more incredible individuals who are redefining what it means to be an athlete.

1. Dalilah Muhammad – Hurdler Extraordinaire
When you think of style, you might not immediately think of track and field. But Dalilah Muhammad is about to change that. This stunning hurdler has already won gold at the 2019 World Championships and is looking to make her mark on the Olympics. Her signature look includes bold hair colors and statement accessories.

2. Simone Biles – Gymnastics Superstar
Simone Biles is a household name, but that doesn’t mean she’s lost her edge when it comes to fashion. The 25-time world champion gymnast has a flair for the dramatic, often opting for bold colors and eye-catching accessories.

3. Caeleb Dressel – Swimmer Extraordinaire
Caeleb Dressel is about as cool as they come. This Olympic swimmer’s laid-back vibe is matched only by his impressive skills in the pool. His go-to style includes casual wear with a hint of sophistication.

4. Sha’Carri Richardson – Sprinter Sensation
Sha’Carri Richardson is the new face of sprinting, and we can’t get enough of her! With her striking features and bold fashion choices, she’s redefining what it means to be an athlete.

5. Athing Mu – Middle-Distance Runner
Athing Mu is a middle-distance runner with a passion for style. This 19-year-old sensation has already won several national titles and is looking to make his mark on the Olympics. His go-to look includes bold colors and statement accessories.

As we count down the days until the Olympics, it’s clear that these incredible athletes are not only talented but also stylish. Whether they’re dominating in their respective sports or serving looks on the red carpet, one thing is for sure – we can’t wait to see what they bring to the table at the Games.