Women's national costume of Thai national costume

Thai women wear side skirts, and there are several different combinations of tops. There are five kinds of formal clothes. The first one is a mandarin jacket like a man's jacket, called Barumpimarn/Boromphiman (such as the Thai princess dress on the left), with a round neck, a rectangular skirt and buttons on the front or back. There is also a Thai evening dress similar to Barrow Piman, called Siwale. The only difference from Barro Piman is the shawl belt, which is usually worn in royal ceremonies or formal occasions (see right). There is also a silk doll pleated in the middle of the skirt. The fourth picture on the right shows Chakkraphat/jakapatdi, the most traditional national costume in Thailand, including shoulder straps, which are often worn at royal and national ceremonies. Similar to chakra Fatt, there are Chakkri/jakgree in the dress, and the skirt is also a new dress (see figure 4 on the right). There is also an evening dress called Dusit, which is a sleeveless low-cut dress with a big round collar, and can also be made into a dress (see the second picture on the right).

Women's uniform

Thai women's dress is a new kind of dress made of striped fabric or monochrome fabric, with a collarless short-sleeved top on it, also known as LUN skirt Ruean Ton.