Maharani gayatri devi
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Chiffon has always been a staple in every sari wardrobe. The fabric, whose origin is allegedly debatable, owes its love affair with India to the late Maharani Gayatri Devi, and to an extent, her mother Indira Devi, according to a textile historian and author. At the link in bio, read the full story about the royal influence on the fabric when it caught attention in the early 20th century. #VogueFashion
The Maharani was famous both for her beauty and her sartorial choices which were always elegant and classic.
Gayatri Devi of Jaipur , Pietro Annigoni More
If you think that our Bollywood actresses really know their fashion trends, then stop for a minute and think again. Our Indian queens and princesses had the whole fashion angle covered with such grace and elegance that they would leave behind every fashionista. Here are some vintage images of our royalty that will make you want to revamp your wardrobe.Princess Brinda Devi of Kapurthala (1896-1937)Princess Gayatri Devi & Princess Ourmila DeviPrincess Gayatri DeviPrincess Indira of Kapurthala…
A rare pic of Rajmata Gayatri devi of Jaipur, Rajasthan ranked as one of the most beautiful women on earth by Vogue
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Intimate images of India's little-known queens and princesses from the families that once ruled large tracts of the country.
It is highly unlikely that an address with a guest list reading Lord Mountbatten, Prince Charles and Jacqueline Kennedy needs a book to tell its worth to its prospective clients. But Rambagh Palace in Jaipur is more than just a luxury hotel. With a history dating back over two centuries, the palace was also the home of late Rajmata Gayatri Devi, described by Vogue as one of the most beautiful women in the world.
