Siwalai

Mainly worn during royal functions and formal events, Siwalai is a one-piece garment made by stitching two pieces together. It has a long tube skirt with pleats at the front and a button up blouse with elbow-length sleeves sewn together. A Sabai over the part completes the look and gives it an elegant and chic vibe.

This evening attire is fit to be worn to formal and semi-formal functions. Similar to Siwalai, it too has a skirt and a blouse sewn together. The shirt traditionally has a round neck and long sleeves and is generally tucked beneath the sarong. The fabric is brocaded, which gives it an elegant and luxurious look. This traditional dress in Thailand is beautiful and can be seen worn by women at semi-formal functions in Thailand.

Dusit is a more westernised form of traditional Thai dress and is worn during less-formal evening events. The silk sleeveless dress has a round neck and is generally worn with a belt. It can be one piece with the skirt and blouse sewn together or two separate pieces as well.

These traditional dresses of Thailand are mostly worn during festival celebrations or other formal events. People might wear a variation of their traditional and national dress on their wedding day.
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