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**r7rGOhvd** · 09-21-2012, 10:38 AM

I've read Richard's blog, it's great, especially the photos. It is interesting to read that Monsignor Jean-Baptiste Pallegoix described the hairstyle as sticking up like a brush. This hairstyle actually called ·Ã§ÁËÒ´ä·Â or ·Ã§ËÅÑ¡á¨Ç

I think langouti is what we called Jongkraben (â¨§¡ÃÐàº¹). And a silk scarf that one end falls over the shoulder in the back must be ¼éÒÊäº. And I guess that multi-funtion cloth for men is ¼éÒ¢ÒÇÁéÒ

Anyway, I also came across these two website that have details about historical Thai costumes.

http://cul.hcu.ac.th/wear.html
http://www.thaitownusa.com/frontnews...sNo=0504000296

The contents is in Thai but I will summarise them soon.

09-21-2012, 10:38 AM	#1
r7rGOhvd Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 458 Senior Member	I've read Richard's blog, it's great, especially the photos. It is interesting to read that Monsignor Jean-Baptiste Pallegoix described the hairstyle as sticking up like a brush. This hairstyle actually called ·Ã§ÁËÒ´ä·Â or ·Ã§ËÅÑ¡á¨Ç I think langouti is what we called Jongkraben (â¨§¡ÃÐàº¹). And a silk scarf that one end falls over the shoulder in the back must be ¼éÒÊäº. And I guess that multi-funtion cloth for men is ¼éÒ¢ÒÇÁéÒ Anyway, I also came across these two website that have details about historical Thai costumes. http://cul.hcu.ac.th/wear.html http://www.thaitownusa.com/frontnews...sNo=0504000296 The contents is in Thai but I will summarise them soon.
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