Thailand 2007 Girls Fashion Leaders

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Thailand 2007 Girls Fashion Leaders
India style skirts, curls in hair, nose rings and something I called the pumpkin dress are in fashion here in Bangkok, Thailand.

Fashion is more important than food to people.

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Bangkok, a.k.a Krung Thep, Thailand Southeast Asia
Tuesday, November 27, 2007
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This is some India style or something skirts they are now selling in the Khao San Road area of Thailand.

There is also a new dress I call the Pumpkin Dress, whereby the bottom has elastic can pulls tight and up on the legs. The Thailand girls then walk around in typical Thai style of walk a small walk, often now with high heels. I have been trying to take a photo of this with out annoying the girls, I will continue to work on this when I return to Thailand, taking photos of girls is a good hobby.

Fashion is more important than food to people.

Nose rings are appearing on the faces, there is this head band around the head of many, and the straight hair of girls is being replace by curls.

This is about the same as the big noses on the foreigner, some of these things just are everywhere and hard not to notice. I think about Fashions all the time, I am not fashionable, however an observant person can see, fashions continually change around the world in a globalization way.

I not sure, I think there are some girls out there who want to know what the other girls on the planet are wearing. I am sure the TV Fashion channel is not on target, however this maybe is the real fashion. They way the Thailand girls copy the Japan girls fashion.

Thailand 2007 Girls Fashion Leaders

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  • ash said on Tuesday November 27th, 2007 10:52:00 AM
  • those weird rubber shoes have been in fashion in London lately too.


  • Andy HoboTraveler.com said on Tuesday November 27th, 2007 08:41:00 PM
  • They are standard shoes in Africa and I saw about one year ago in Thailand. I am not sure if the USA and Europe just picked up or what, they are real cheap in Africa.


  • Robin said on Wednesday February 13th, 2008 06:13:00 AM
  • i have been doing school project so i was looking in to these fashion things.is there any blogs or discussion sites that i can look more in to to see what kind of fashion thailand women and men are in to these days?!? it was very intersting to read your blog.. so i was just wondering.. please let me know. i am sorry for this inconvinences.. :[


  • Andy HoboTraveler.com said on Wednesday February 13th, 2008 06:31:00 AM
  • I do not know of any forums or discussion about this.There really is a need for Fashion Travel Reporters. The world is really curious.


  • whitney said on Tuesday April 28th, 2009 10:50:25 AM
  • those are really pretty colors


  • Gleenn said on Saturday August 22nd, 2009 11:51:13 AM
    http://www.creativefashion-glee.blogspot.com
  • I love the blue knee-length skirt from the left. About the pumpkin-style dress or blouse? I found it weird at first but when I got used to seeing it, I realized they're actually look nice for slim people.


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