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The Shawl Post
I did a series of posts on shawls on tumblr that started in the early winter. We are past that now but still in winter so rug up for the ride:) Unless you are in the Southern Hemisphere i.e. In … Continue reading
Posted in 1800s, 18th century, 1940s, 1950s, 1970s, 19th century, 2016 posts, 20th century, Bengal, Costume, Culture, early 18th century, Early 19th century, Early 20th Century, fashion, Girls, historical costume, historical fashions, India, Indian Costume, Indian Dress, Indian men, Indian Textiles, Indian Women, Islamic Dress, Late 19th century, Mughal, North East, photodivision, Politicians, regional styles, retro, Sets, shawls, Vintage, Vintage Dress, Vintage Men, vintage style, Weaving, winterwear
Tagged 18th century, 19th century, 20th century, Arunachal Pradesh, chamba, Contemporary Style, himachal, indian men, indian shawls, indian style, Indian Women, jamawar, kangra, Kashmir, kullu, mughal shawls, naga, naga shawl, pink and gold, shawl, shawls, toda, vintage style, winter, winterwear
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Bits n Pieces
William Gedney in Benares. Zohra is 101. Early 19th century attire for young Bengali gentlemen – (X), (X) Ornaments for the hair and arm. Ornaments : 1st century AD to the 19th century.
Posted in 19th century, 20th century, India, Indian Dress, Indian men, Jewellery, Women
Tagged bazuband, Bengal, india, indian men, jadai naagam, ornaments, paintings, vanki, vintage, William Gedney, Zohra Sehgal
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The Royalty Post
“The Maharaja of Indore came to the studio to be photographed, also in Western clothes-sack suit and formal evening dress. He was young, tall and very elegant“ Cartier wearing aesthete, photographed by Man Ray (a particularly fruitfulphoto session) and Bassano, painted by Bernard Boutet De Monvel (also X,he also painted … Continue reading
Posted in 1920s, British Raj, India, Indian men, Paintings, Photography, Royalty, Vintage
Tagged Boutet de Monvel, Holkar, indian men, Indore, Maharaja, Man Ray, Yashwantrao Holkar
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On Indian Men
A break from the usual – some random posts on the attire adopted by Indian men.
Posted in 19th century, 20th century, British Raj, Colonial, Indian History, Indian men, Islamic Dress
Tagged dhoti, dress reform, india, indian men, men, Mughal, Vintage Fashion, Western dress
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Vintage Indian Clothing 