Which one do you like? Classic or modern Lao dress ?

Date: Dec 19, 2008

Which one do you like? Classic or modern Lao dress ?

Date: Dec 19, 2008

Classical Lao dress

Lan_Xang · Guru

Classical is better.

DeeHom · Veteran Member

Both are Lao Classical, the one which you guys considered as classical was the formal wear, the so called modern ddress was also classical but design for servants (PAI) or someone of older age.

Date: Dec 19, 2008

HAHAHAHA ! biggrin

That's girl, I was chatting with her on Hi5!

Date: Dec 19, 2008

the classic dress for sure..

Date: Dec 19, 2008

She looks very classic. Who will be a lucky guy?

Date: Dec 20, 2008

I don't see any modern Lao dress. Both are classical but in different categories: first one is more like Lao-Lao and the second one is more 'ancient' Lao-Khmer style. Both are beautiful though.

This one reminds me of the Apsaras, except that the ancient apsara is topless like this one below.

Date: Dec 21, 2008

I want to see if they are topless and how much will they look like Apsaras

Date: Dec 21, 2008

Anonymous wrote:

I want to see if they are topless and how much will they look like Apsaras

do you know which website to watch Apsaras?

Date: Dec 21, 2008

.

This style I haven't seen in Laos. Don't tell me it's a Lao style.

eye_sky · Guru

Though I would prefer the classic style, both styles may have occasions that would fit both of them. Beautiful all together.

http://eye-in-the-blue-sky.blogspot.com/2008/12/retrospective-paralyzed-highway-en.html

onthafloor · Senior Member

so why ya gotta put pretti girls on wit the dress....it makes u wanna talk about the girls an not the dress.............man.....!!! hold on let me bite my knuckles for this one...i got sumthin to say about both of them dress...for the modern dress..girl i'm feeling the dress, tell me who made it, pink red or blue it looks good on, if anybody tell u aint Fine girl they lyin..duamn!!!!!..............................now for the Classic dress....UHHH....it's so hard to describe...i mean, it makes ya look like ya a good girl..now u like that appropriate style an I like it two, we're both a perfect match............fucc it, imma keep it real an tell how it is....like it or not...............1st I'll pop open a bottle of Lao Beer than mix it wit sum M-150 an pour it over you, once i get your body tweekin than I'll drop on MY knees an than I'll................damn girl..said you know the dress is good wen your makin those faces, and you know the dress is good wen ur screaming ohh baby and you know the dress is good, toes curlin, screamin son of a bitch and you know it's really good your cummin for the 4th time

Date: Dec 22, 2008

Stop talking about our dress! and enjoy your skirts and what ever you westerner called it.

Date: Dec 22, 2008

Onthafloor,

Where have u been, I was looking for a person like u to tell our brothers like to did.

Date: Dec 22, 2008

to tell our brothers like u did.

onthafloor · Senior Member

no problem playa...u know we gotz to keep it real that's all, that's wat it's all about rite? thanks cousin!

Date: Dec 22, 2008

Anonymous wrote:

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This style I haven't seen in Laos. Don't tell me it's a Lao style.

Oh!!! this style is very old style most before Lao women they did not put any thing for upper body part. May be some our friends here still keep that old picture of Lao women. Please share here if some one has.

paris_vientiane · Guru

i like those both style.... as long as they remain 'typicaly Lao"

I just want Laos to keep it's specificity... This don't mean don't evolve.

Date: Dec 22, 2008

Before western influence, Lao wome used to be topless, sometimes, unless going to temple or formal ceremonies is required to be covered with a single piece of cloth wrap around the breasts. However, it's uncommon for the aristocratic women to be topless.

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