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No wonder the security guard at the white lotus is a goner... Mook got him 
Gorgeous asf! I want to see her in more traditional Thai clothing 
She is an actorrrrrr!! 
she is so natural, doing well her acting
Looks stunning as always
She is an actorrrrrr!!
she looks super pretty but gurl my ocd
Gorgeous
she looks super pretty but gurl my ocd
Naaaur 
I'll solve it later though kkkkkk
Naaaur
You got this 
its fine everything is fine
Gorgeous but yes Lisa causing traditional Thai dress to sell out and have months long wait list:
I wouldn’t call it a sarong tho. It is a traditional Thai skirt and blouse set.
nice 
I'm not watching the show so I can't comment on her role, but even from that small clip you can feel Lisa's signature energy. It's nice to see some positive responses being highlighted, as we've all seen how her involvement in the show has been criticized. I hope she continues to do well.
She looks amazing in the traditional Thai clothing. Earth Tones are very complimentary to her. While beautifully designed, the gold ornaments seem to add very little to her natural shine in this particular scene, but they're a nice addition nonetheless. Even though flowers aren't my thing, I find the floral headdress particularly eye-catching too. Does anyone know if this type of floral design is authentic or has a specific name? Or if the triangular shaped centerpiece has a meaning? It seems kind of familiar, especially the red jewels on either side, and now I'm wondering where I might have encountered the design before. I had a cursory look but couldn't find anything helpful.
I'm not watching the show so I can't comment on her role, but even from that small clip you can feel Lisa's signature energy. It's nice to see some positive responses being highlighted, as we've all seen how her involvement in the show has been criticized. I hope she continues to do well.
She looks amazing in the traditional Thai clothing. Earth Tones are very complimentary to her. While beautifully designed, the gold ornaments seem to add very little to her natural shine in this particular scene, but they're a nice addition nonetheless. Even though flowers aren't my thing, I find the floral headdress particularly eye-catching too. Does anyone know if this type of floral design is authentic or has a specific name? Or if the triangular shaped centerpiece has a meaning? It seems kind of familiar, especially the red jewels on either side, and now I'm wondering where I might have encountered the design before. I had a cursory look but couldn't find anything helpful.
Yes her head piece is authentic along with the flowers. Thailand has a long history of ornate head pieces and flower art and arrangements. Pinterest search by “
Thai Floral Headdress” and you will see many etc. This kind of headpiece ‘triangular’ with gems and flowers is pretty common in Southeast Asia. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Makuṭa
Thai classical and folk dance and attire will have different costumes and headdress by region and eras. Toooo many lol.
Yes her head piece is authentic along with the flowers. Thailand has a long history of ornate head pieces and flower art and arrangements. Pinterest search by “
Thai Floral Headdress” and you will see many etc. This kind of headpiece ‘triangular’ with gems and flowers is pretty common in Southeast Asia. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Makuṭa
Thai classical and folk dance and attire will have different costumes and headdress by region and eras. Toooo many lol.
Thanks for taking the time to give me an answer. I'd seen a number of floral designs that were arranged upwards to more closely resemble the tall pointy shape of the headpiece you provided a link for, but I hadn't come across a floral design that drapes down like the one Lisa is wearing here, so I became curious.
I wouldn’t call it a sarong tho. It is a traditional Thai skirt and blouse set.
Sarong is not exactly skirt. It's uncut whole piece of cloth you wrap around your waist. The blouse is something else and nothing to do with Thai tradition.
Does anyone know if this type of floral design is authentic or has a specific name? Or if the triangular shaped centerpiece has a meaning? It seems kind of familiar, especially the red jewels on either side, and now I'm wondering where I might have encountered the design before. I had a cursory look but couldn't find anything helpful.
Floral hairdress likely is inspired by Apsara bas-relief from Angkor Wat. Lisa came from lower North-East, proud of Angkor cultural heritage. She likely deliberately mixed Angkor and Ayuthaya cultures.
This is my first time seeing the triangular ornament thus, I'm totally clueless on it. However, small discs by its sides look alike "pinjong" (umbrella hairpin) from Lanna.
Floral hairdress likely is inspired by Apsara bas-relief from Angkor Wat. Lisa came from lower North-East, proud of Angkor cultural heritage. She likely deliberately mixed Angkor and Ayuthaya cultures.
This is my first time seeing the triangular ornament thus, I'm totally clueless on it. However, small discs by its sides look alike "pinjong" (umbrella hairpin) from Lanna.
Thanks for the informative reply. I checked out some images of the Angkor Wat Bas-Reliefs, and I can indeed see a number of potential design inspirations amongst them. The bas-reliefs are simply amazing too. Seeing the image you provided of the small golden disc by itself explains why it looked so familiar.
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