The iClick team expresses our deepest condolences for Her Majesty the Queen Mother, who passed away on October 24th, bringing profound sorrow to the Thai people nationwide.

The government and state enterprises are mourning for one year, while the private sector will observe appropriate measures. During this time, Thais are united in mourning, wearing black and white clothing to express their condolences.

There are also ongoing presentations on Her Majesty's royal duties. The Thai Textile Museum is offering free admission to Thais, offering a valuable opportunity to learn about the history of Thai fabrics. This is a valuable opportunity for the new generation to learn about Thai lifestyle, dress culture, and the preservation of Thai fabrics throughout the ages.

Particularly important is the presentation of Thai fabrics from the past to the present. Importantly, we will also be able to view eight styles of Royal Thai Dress, initiated by Her Majesty the Queen Mother, who brought Thai fabrics to designers from each province to design and develop them into Royal Thai Dress. It is a unique, precious, and timeless Thai tradition, worn by Thais during royal visits abroad and important royal ceremonies both in Thailand and abroad.

The eight styles of royal Thai costumes include: Thai Ruean Ton, Thai Chitlada, Thai Amarin, Thai Dusit, Thai Boromphiman, Thai Chakri, Thai Sivalai, and Thai Chakraphat, all of which are timelessly beautiful and exquisite.

Today, during royal ceremonies and world-class events, these royal Thai costumes are regularly worn by prominent Thai figures, models, beauty queens, and celebrities. This recognition has the world recognizing them as Thais from Thailand, wearing Thai fabrics and exquisitely designed Thai costumes.

Some Thais also wear royal Thai costumes for major events, weddings, and other occasions, creating a sense of pride for the wearer. When worn at events, they appear luxurious, extravagant, and possess a unique Thai identity that rivals international standards.

Royal Thai costumes are a form of soft power for Thailand, unique and unparalleled in the world, embodying Thai identity. With its unique identity

If the new generation and the older generation continue to preserve the uniqueness of Thai fabrics and the royal Thai dress, and promote and continue the culture of beautiful and elegant Thai dress, it will continue to be a part of the Thai way of life in a sustainable manner...