Meet Padmanabh Singh, Royal Bachelor Who Aces The Regal Look With A Dash Of Desi — See PICS

Padmanabh Singh, the head of the erstwhile royal family of Jaipur, showcases his unique fashion sense that blends Indian heritage and modern style.

By : Sushmita Grewal | Updated at : 30 Jan 2025 05:09 PM (IST)

Meet Padmanabh Singh Royal Bachelor Fashion icon Indian look Jaipur prince see photos Meet Padmanabh Singh, Royal Bachelor Who Aces The Regal Look With A Dash Of Desi — See PICS

Padmanabh Singh was unofficially crowned the 'Maharaja of Jaipur' at the age of 12 after the death of his grandfather in 2011.

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He’s royal, he’s handsome, and he’s still a bachelor. Meet Padmanabh Singh, the 26-year-old head of the royal family of Jaipur, who is making hearts race not only with his polo skills but also with his sense of fashion.

Let’s take a peek at his wardrobe, where you’ll spot some classic staples he’s consistently rocking: his baali (earring) on the left ear, a kada (bracelet), and his signature juttis (traditional Indian footwear). Padmanabh embraces Indian heritage with style and charisma, reminding us that staying true to your roots is far more chic than trying to fit in.

Here is a royal tour of his wardrobe staples. Men, take notes.

1. Crisp White Shirt

A staple in every man’s wardrobe, a white shirt is non-negotiable. Padmanabh opts for a muslin cotton or linen piece with a relaxed fit. He’s often seen in a Chinese-collar shirt with rolled sleeves, looking effortlessly cool.

2. Bandhgala

A clean bandhgala is a classic, and Padmanabh knows how to wear it right. Whether you’re dressing up for a baraati look with a pagdi and dhoti, or keeping it sleek for a wedding guest appearance with sharp trousers, the bandhgala always impresses. Black or white, channel your inner Maharaja.

3. A Pair Of Sunglasses

Sunglasses that suit your face are an essential addition to any wardrobe. Padmanabh rocks the black wayfarers in a medium size while enjoying a sunny day out. And, of course, don’t forget the earrings.

4. Kurta Pajama

You can’t go wrong with a soft cotton kurta pajama, especially when paired with Indian footwear like Kolhapuris. This time, Padmanabh swaps his usual black juttis for a pair of tan-brown ones, adding a beautifully wrapped cotton pagdi and cashmere shawl. Sometimes, it’s the quiet confidence — and not the loud colours — that truly makes a statement.

5. Juttis

Let’s talk juttis. Padmanabh wore black juttis with fuchsia pink socks to the Dior Cruise show last year, and frankly, do we even need to say more? What a statement. Pacho proved that royal style is all about blending heritage with modern flair.