King Maha and Queen Suthida Attend an Official Dinner at Tonkin Palace

Queen Suthida wore a golden-yellow Thai Dusit dress, and a black and silver-embroidered dress by Jasmina Collection

Thai King Maha Vajiralongkorn and Queen Suthida are making a three-day state visit to Vietnam at the invitation of Vietnam’s President TĂ´ Lâm. On 15 September 2026, Vietnamese President TĂ´ Lâm and his wife, NgĂ´ Phương Ly, hosted an official dinner at the Tonkin Palace (Government House) in Hanoi in honour of King Maha Vajiralongkorn and Queen Suthida.

Queen Suthida wore a golden-yellow Thai Dusit dress, and a black and silver-embroidered dress by Jasmina Collection

Queen Suthida wore a golden-yellow Thai Dusit dress, and a black and silver-embroidered dress by Jasmina Collection

Queen Suthida wore a golden-yellow Thai Dusit dress, and a black and silver-embroidered dress by Jasmina Collection

For the occasion, Queen Suthida wore a golden-yellow Thai Dusit dress. Her accessories included the Chakri Diamond earrings, a gold braided belt featuring the Chakri Diamond emblem, and a silver niello gold clutch from Nakhon Si Thammarat Province, adorned with the royal initials “S.T.” in white gold and set with 408 diamonds with a total weight of 4.80 carats. The pieces are from Jasmina Collection.

Queen Suthida wore a golden-yellow Thai Dusit dress, and a black and silver-embroidered dress by Jasmina Collection

Queen Suthida wore a golden-yellow Thai Dusit dress, and a black and silver-embroidered dress by Jasmina Collection

Queen Suthida wore a golden-yellow Thai Dusit dress, and a black and silver-embroidered dress by Jasmina Collection

On 16 September 2026, King Maha Vajiralongkorn and Queen Suthida of Thailand visited the Bac Son Martyrs’ Monument and the Mausoleum of former President Ho Chi Minh in Hanoi, Socialist Republic of Vietnam, where they laid a wreath and stood in silence to pay tribute to the heroes and martyrs. The Bac Son Martyrs' Monument is a national war memorial located on Bac Son Street in Hanoi.

Queen Suthida wore a golden-yellow Thai Dusit dress, and a black and silver-embroidered dress by Jasmina Collection

Queen Suthida wore a golden-yellow Thai Dusit dress, and a black and silver-embroidered dress by Jasmina Collection

Queen Suthida wore a golden-yellow Thai Dusit dress, and a black and silver-embroidered dress by Jasmina Collection

Queen Suthida wore a golden-yellow Thai Dusit dress, and a black and silver-embroidered dress by Jasmina Collection

On 16 September 2026, King Maha Vajiralongkorn and Queen Suthida visited the Thai Cultural Centre at Hanoi University in the Socialist Republic of Vietnam to observe its activities and operations.

Queen Suthida wore a golden-yellow Thai Dusit dress, and a black and silver-embroidered dress by Jasmina Collection

Queen Suthida wore a golden-yellow Thai Dusit dress, and a black and silver-embroidered dress by Jasmina Collection

Queen Suthida wore a golden-yellow Thai Dusit dress, and a black and silver-embroidered dress by Jasmina Collection

Queen Suthida wore a golden-yellow Thai Dusit dress, and a black and silver-embroidered dress by Jasmina Collection
22 Comments
  1. Anonymous17/9/26 13:49

    I have never seen her wear a sleeveless dress, very well toned arms, beautiful!
    Being an air hostess, gave her good training on how to to present herself; be charming, well dressed...

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    1. Anonymous17/9/26 15:00

      Yes I agree the hostess training is an advantage

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  2. Anonymous17/9/26 13:57

    They flew in for the state visit on their own Pilot and co-pilot. I love this couple there is no one like them. Very Modern and yet very traditional at the same time! Queen always looks very well groomed!

    https://youtu.be/PG3J3yFnDxw?si=FnzsFhryxw6j5HF5

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    1. Anonymous17/9/26 16:45

      I like this. Power couple, she was a good choice to represent thailand.

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    2. Anonymous18/9/26 03:56

      She’s fabulous. But I doubt this is a power couple, or couple. It is a very off situation in the Thai royal court.

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  3. Anonymous17/9/26 15:22

    La Reina Suthida, espectacular, com sempre. La primera indumentĂ ria una obra d' art.

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  4. Anonymous17/9/26 15:54

    St is a laugh machine

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  6. Superbe la robe dorée à laquelle la Reine a apporté des accessoires délicats ; comme toujours maquillée parfaitement et coiffée !

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  7. Suthida is the best dressed royal IMHO!. I seem to love everything she wears. The evening gown is magnificent. A perfect combinations of style, elegance and evening glamour. The second outfit, the beige suit is a classic style with a modern flair by adding the contrasting fabric for the sleeves. And the last one, the black and grey print outfit is superb and fits perfectly.

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    1. Anonymous17/9/26 16:47

      Totally agree, she put Thai royals on the map.

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    2. Virginia Dogwood18/9/26 05:12

      I agree with you Sandra. I also think Queen Suthida is the best dressed royal. I would love to know the designer of her black patent court pumps. They have a more luxurious look than many of the court pumps we see on the royals. You can tell they are not Christian Louboutin's.

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  8. Anonymous17/9/26 17:57

    I like the dress, but I'm not sure I like the idea of sleeveless dress on her, maybe because I've never seen her like that.
    Thank you for the flying in video, impressive landing with gray skies and rain!!
    Luna

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  9. Anonymous17/9/26 18:48

    If a West European queen or princess should pay a visit to one of these countries like Vietnam and would wear an evening dress like Queen Suthida with a low neckline and bare arms, she would receive a lot of bad comments on this blog. Like not respecting the religion and cultural traditions of the country they visit.

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    1. The gown looks modest to me. No cleavage showing, Does Vietnam restrict the baring of women's arms for religious and cultural reasons?

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  10. Anonymous17/9/26 19:18

    The Queen’s outfits are exquisite, her hairstyle looks perfect with no hair out of place, and that is some serious bling she is wearing with the evening gown.
    -Royal Watcher

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  11. Anonymous17/9/26 20:21

    Personally, I don't care much about the clothes, especially colourwise and the details every time (the front of the skirt of the golden dress; the sleeves of the suit). But the jewellery, the hairstyles, the clutches: very nice! Looking forward to seeing more.

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  12. Anonymous17/9/26 20:56

    “ and a silver niello gold clutch from Nakhon Si Thammarat Province, adorned with the royal initials “S.T.” in white gold and set with 408 diamonds with a total weight of 4.80 carats”… I find this overt show to be obscene, so so over the top. I generally love looking at the royals and love the fairy tale ness of the clothes and tiaras, but the fact is the Thai king represents a country where people are not allowed to say a word about him and where there remains deep poverty.

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    1. Anonymous17/9/26 23:09

      Well kings are usually more wealthy than most of their citizens they are dressed very nicely

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    2. Anonymous18/9/26 00:05

      You have received false information. Many media outlets in the world, including the BBC, are trying to overthrow the monarchy so that they can easily intervene in Thailand, making it follow the direction of the US or Europe. Laws protecting the King are similar to the laws protecting the US President, which prohibit insulting, defaming, threatening, or slandering the royal family. However, Western media creates fake news claiming that this law forbids criticizing the monarchy. Furthermore, poverty exists in every country. The country is governed under a democratic system with the King as Head of State. The administrators are the Prime Minister and the Cabinet, not the King. The King holds the status of Head of State and does not involve himself in politics. You should study and seek correct knowledge before expressing an opinion.

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  13. Anonymous18/9/26 00:07

    Many people receive misinformation. Multiple global media outlets, including the BBC, are attempting to overthrow the monarchy in order to easily interfere in Thailand and align the country with the direction dictated by the United States or Europe. The law protecting the monarch is similar to the law protecting the U.S. President, which prohibits insulting, defaming, threatening, or slandering the royal family. However, Western media creates fake news claiming that this law forbids any criticism of the monarchy. Furthermore, poverty exists in every country. The nation is governed under a democratic system with the King as Head of State; those who administer the country are the Prime Minister and the Cabinet, not the King. The King holds the position of Head of State and does not involve himself in politics. One should study and acquire correct knowledge before expressing an opinion.

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  14. The Queen's gown is stunning. The diamond brooch pinned to her waist, is magnificent. Equally are her diamond earrings, these earrings are splendid. her day dresses are beautiful. I especially love the suit she wore, her bag is gorgeous.
    She is always beautifully groomed and attired. She has wonderful taste in clothing, and a good eye for fashion and what suits her, equally the same with her jewel choices, they are always appropriate and stunning.

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