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The winner of the 2008 Travel With Style concours, a 1939 Delahaye 135 MS owned by Maharaj Duleep Singhji of Jodhpur
Photo by Philip Sinden, New Delhi, March 2011 -
Bryan Ferry at the Cartier Travel With Style concours in New Delhi, March 2011
Photo by Philip Sinden -
Yasmin Le Bon at the Cartier Travel With Style concours, New Delhi, March 2011
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The winner of the 2011 Cartier Travel With Style concours, a 1911 Rolls Royce Silver Ghost Dome Roof Limousine (The Throne Car), owned by HIH Princess Ezra of Hyderabad
Photo by Philip Sinden, New Delhi, March 2011 -
Another view of the winner of the 2011 Cartier Travel With Style concours, a 1911 Rolls Royce Silver Ghost Dome Roof Limousine (The Throne Car), owned by HIH Princess Ezra of Hyderabad
Photo by Philip Sinden, New Delhi, March 2011 -
Cartier Travel With Style concours, New Delhi, March 2011
Photo by Philip Sinden -
A 1958 Mercedes owned by Mr K.C. Anand
Cartier Travel With Style concours, New Delhi, March 2011
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Raja Saheb of Pahargarh
Cartier Travel With Style concours, New Delhi, March 2011
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Jaguar SS Tourer
Cartier Travel With Style concours, New Delhi, March 2011
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A 1927 Rolls Royce Phantom owned by H.H Maharaja Gaj Singhji of Jodhpur
Cartier Travel With Style concours, New Delhi, March 2011
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Princess Ezra of Hyderabad in her 1911 Rolls Royce Silver Ghost Dome Roof Limousine, winner of the 2011 Cartier Travel With Style concours
Photo by Philip Sinden, New Delhi, March 2011
Cartier Travel With Style Concours
Bryan Ferry, Olivier Martinez and Prince Michael of Kent Turn Out to Admire India’s Finest Cars
Indian Maharajas and British royalty mixed with celebrities including glam rock legend Bryan Ferry (pictured above) and French actor Olivier Martinez at New Delhi’s Jaipur Polo Club last month for Cartier’s Travel with Style Concours. A showcase for classic and vintage Indian cars, the event was curated by automobile connoisseur Manvendra Singh, who sourced several of the automobiles from the private collections of India’s royal families, whose models date back to the time of the Raj. "Unlike America’s obsession with shine and gloss, this [event] has more heart," explains David Clark, a prolific collector and head of the judging panel. "We are taking into account the car’s character and historic background." Ferry, also a judge, confessed he only had eyes for the Jaguar SS Tourer: “My vote goes to that beauty, but I have a feeling some pre-organization is at play," he said playfully. As Ferry predicted, Martinez and HRH Prince Michael of Kent announced Princess Ezra of Hyderabad's entry as the ultimate winner, a restored saffron yellow 1911 Rolls Royce Silver Ghost Dome Roof limousine, originally fitted with a royal seat for its first owner, the Nizam of Hyderabad.
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