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**r7rGOhvd** · 09-21-2012, 03:53 PM

Rattanakosin era
King Rama 1 - 3 ((BE 2325-2394) (AD 1782-1851)

Women's styles were similar to the end of Ayuthaya era i.e. had short hair (like photo in Richard's blog) and wore Êäº.

Women in the palace wore Êäºà©ÕÂ§ with ¼éÒÂ¡ or ¼éÒÅÒÂ·Í§ which was wear in Sarong-style. Other women wore Êäº, also called ¼éÒá¶º in 4 styles ¤Ò´¹Á, Êäºà©ÕÂ§,µÐàºç§ÁÒ¹,¤ÅéÍ§¤Í. They wore this with â¨§¡ÃÐàº¹

women hairstyle called ¼Á»Õ¡ which leave only hair on top of the head and also let the bit by both ears long (these parts called ¨Í¹ËÙ) so can put them behind the ears or attach with flower.

Men also had short hair in that ÁËÒ´ä·Â style, wore â¨§¡ÃÐàº¹, no shirt apart from one who worked in palace may wear shirt in winter.

09-21-2012, 03:53 PM	#2
r7rGOhvd Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 458 Senior Member	Rattanakosin era King Rama 1 - 3 ((BE 2325-2394) (AD 1782-1851) Women's styles were similar to the end of Ayuthaya era i.e. had short hair (like photo in Richard's blog) and wore Êäº. Women in the palace wore Êäºà©ÕÂ§ with ¼éÒÂ¡ or ¼éÒÅÒÂ·Í§ which was wear in Sarong-style. Other women wore Êäº, also called ¼éÒá¶º in 4 styles ¤Ò´¹Á, Êäºà©ÕÂ§,µÐàºç§ÁÒ¹,¤ÅéÍ§¤Í. They wore this with â¨§¡ÃÐàº¹ women hairstyle called ¼Á»Õ¡ which leave only hair on top of the head and also let the bit by both ears long (these parts called ¨Í¹ËÙ) so can put them behind the ears or attach with flower. Men also had short hair in that ÁËÒ´ä·Â style, wore â¨§¡ÃÐàº¹, no shirt apart from one who worked in palace may wear shirt in winter.
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