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The Hair Post
Simple Braids, Updos and flowers in her hair. All at tumblr.
Posted in 1950s, 1960s, 1970s, 20th century, Ancient India, Early 20th Century, fashion, Flowers, Hair, Tumblr
Tagged flowers, flowers for the hair, gajra, hair, hairstyles, Indian Women, jasmine, women
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Nargis
Nargis illustrated by colonelhathi at tumblr. I love the daffodils (aka nargis flower) at the side as a finishing touch. And divine blouse. Here are the screencaps on which it is based. Which kind of makes the illustration even more … Continue reading
Posted in 1950s, Actor, Bollywood, Early 20th Century, Indian Cinema, Sari, Sari Blouse, Vintage, Women
Tagged 1950s, Bollywood, colonelhathi, indian cinema, Nargis, tumblr, vintage
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Julia Gillard
A departure from my usual posts. I am pretty much apolitical. But I am a woman. And this speech from Ms Gillard, Australia’s first female PM, resonated with me. Via [X] Also Ms Gillard knits and I think it is wonderful … Continue reading
Posted in Australia, Politics, Women
Tagged Australia, Julia Gillard, politics, women
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The Women in Uniform Post
More on tumblr. For pic 2 also see [x] [x]
Posted in 1940s, 1950s, History, Indian Women, Military, Police, Uniforms, Vintage, Women
Tagged combat, INA, Indian Army, Indian History, Indian Police, Indian Women, uniforms, World War II
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Sunayani Devi
Sunayani Devi stands out not because of her degree of conformity to male peers but because of her distinct pursuit of a personal vision. Although Abanindranath Tagore and the Bengal School would have been influential, her concerns were more mythic … Continue reading
Posted in 1900s, 1910s, 1920s, Art, Bengal, Culture, Early 20th Century, India, Indian Women, Paintings, Sari, Sari Blouse, Vintage, Women
Tagged art, Bengal, early 20th century, india, Sunaynini Devi, water colours, women painters
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The Kappi Kultur Post
good cup of tea or coffee makes all the difference to the start of a busy day— It drives away that sleepy, lazy feeling and peps up your energy. Make sure by buying … Continue reading
Posted in 1930s, 1940s, Advertisements, Colonial, Early 20th Century, Indian Women, Sari, Sari Dress, Vintage
Tagged AR Venkatachalapathy, Coffee, india, Indian Women, Madras, Narasus, sari, Vintage Ads, vintage sari
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1925 – Karachi and Kolkota
Saris in the 1920s on either side of the subcontinent 1) A Parsi family in 1925 Karachi and 2) A Calcutta Cup Race where “horses take second place to fashion” (from the film Calcutta Topical No 1-1925) . The pallu is worn … Continue reading
Posted in 1920s, British Raj, Colonial, cycling, Early 20th Century, fashion, Vintage, Vintage Blouse, Vintage Dress, Women
Tagged 1920s, 1925, Calcutta, fashion, india, Karachi, sari, sari blouse
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The Girls Post
From this week’s series on costumes for young girls.
The South India Post
1. A Maratha brahmin girl from Tanjore (Tamil Nadu) holding a marigold garland 2. A Tamil girl wearing jasmine flowers in her hair and a silk sari for a temple visit 3. A Muslim lady with a headdress of jasmine blossom and … Continue reading
Posted in 1910s, British Raj, Colonial, Costume, Culture, Early 20th Century, Illustration, Indian Dress, Paintings, Sari, Sari Blouse, South India, Vintage, Women
Tagged 1910s, 1914, Indian Women, Lady lawley, sari, sari blouse, South India, Southern India, Watercolours
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The Dress Reform in Bengal Post
On top of that, the kind of fine [clothing] material they wear is not fit to go out in society, and when the material becomes wet and clings to the body, then there is no difference between being naked and … Continue reading
Posted in 19th century, Bengal, British Raj, Colonial, Dress Reform, Indian Dress, Indian Women, Sari, Sari Blouse, Victorian, Vintage, Vintage Blouse
Tagged Bengal, dress reform, Indian Women, modesty, sari, sari blouse, Victorian
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