On August 18, 2026, Princess Sirivannavari Nariratana Rajakanya presided over the opening ceremony of the “Future SUPPORT” exhibition at the Queen Sirikit Museum of Textiles, located at the within the Grand Palace. The exhibition is being held to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the SUPPORT Foundation under the patronage of Queen Sirikit.
The exhibition also highlights the royal initiatives of Queen Suthida and Princess Sirivannavari Nariratana Rajakanya in promoting and revitalizing Thai handicrafts, as well as their efforts to continue, preserve, and build upon Queen Sirikit’s legacy and aspirations. Following the opening ceremony, Princess Sirivannavari also viewed the “Royal Attire of Siam” exhibition, which features an entirely new selection of objects on display.
La princesse a toujours beaucoup de goût en partant de la tête aux pieds !
ReplyDeleteshe should dress like her people, not like Western princess, its direspectful!
ReplyDelete17:12 with all due respect, she understands her culture better than we can. And if you’ve spent time in Thailand you’ll know there’s a wide variety of clothing work including dresses and heels. She is far and away richer than the average Thai but I don’t think these clothes are disrespectful.
Delete17.12 It’s so pathetic to live a life full of bias.
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ReplyDeleteWhat's all the ???? for. That's just ignorant, disrespectfull and uncalled for. Say what you mean.
ReplyDeleteNice dress, beautiful lady.
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I think she is a beautiful princess with a fine sense of elegance and style. So poised. And I love her shoes. In my opinion, she is dressed modestly and extremely respectful.
ReplyDeleteShe always is beautifully groomed and attired. her dress suits her well, love her shoes, gorgeous.
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