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Cambodian bridal studio accused of copying Queen Suthida’s gown
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A Thai Facebook page has accused a Cambodian bridal studio of copying a gown made for Queen Suthida. The studio had presented the dress as a new collection inspired by the 1890s.
Key facts
- The page, which has about 290,000 followers, posted photographs of a Cambodian model in a gold Thai-style outfit
- A Thai Facebook page has accused a Cambodian bridal studio of copying a gown made for Queen Suthida
- The studio described its collection as drawing on the 1890s, a decade it linked to fine detail, elegant lines and soft femininity.
- The page pointed out that the 1890s fall in the reign of King Rama V, when Cambodia was a French protectorate
Summary
The page, which has about 290,000 followers, posted photographs of a Cambodian model in a gold Thai-style outfit. It said the dress closely resembles one worn by the Queen.
According to the page, the design belongs to the Thai couture house Atelier Pichita. It said the Cambodian shop had presented the look as its own new collection.