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Category Archives: Photography
Girls in Pink – 2
Posted in 1960s, India, Photography, Vintage Blouse
Tagged 1950s, blouse, india, Norman Parkinson, pink, vintage, Vogue
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The 1920s post
Vivan Sundaram, Retake of Amrita – Sisters, 2001 Amrita Sher-gil’s parallels with Frida Kahlo are oft commented on – self portraits, the incorporation of indigenous elements, the bisexuality, the early death, even the odd photograph with a lady moustache. … Continue reading
Posted in 1920s, Art, Photography, Sari, Sari Blouse, Vintage Dress, Women
Tagged Amrita Sher-gil, art, blouse, Frida Kahlo, india, Indira Shergil, saree, vintage, Vivan Sundaram
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The Modern Girl Post
Rehana Mogul’s very demure blouse with the puff sleeves common for young women and girlish plaits contrasted with a hitched up sari (was it a sari or just draped cloth?). The pic source site has interesting bits on the modern girl in … Continue reading
Posted in 1930s, 20th century, Art, Colonial, Photography, Sari, Sari Blouse
Tagged 1930s, Bombay, Homai Vyarawalla, Modern Girl, photography, saree, vintage, Vintage India
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The White Blouse Post
Homai Vyarawalla is a favourite so I am featuring her again. She looks totally professional and totally at ease in cute, simple blouses teamed with a saree and lugging around her ever present camera. The Illustrated Weekly cover of 9/12/1945 is from a … Continue reading
Posted in 1940s, India, Photography, Sari, Sari Blouse
Tagged Homai Vyarawalla, india, photographer, photojournalist, saree, vintage blouse, women photographers
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The Flapper Princess Post
A number of 1920s influences here from the lame like fabric to the sleeveless blouse to the headband. The sitter is Princess Lalitarni (Lalitrani?!) of Burdwan. PS: The copyright bit always causes me concern but I am fairly sure … Continue reading