- Htaingmathein (ထိုင်မသိမ်း): A fitted, long-sleeved jacket worn by royal women and noblewomen. It typically reached the waist, had no buttons, and featured a fitted bodice with a flared lower section. It was often decorated with floral patterns, gold embroidery, or pearls. The name “Htaingmathein” is traditionally associated with the idea that the garment did not become creased when the wearer sat down.
- Yin Hpone and Yin Hseit Blouses (ရင်ဖုံးနှင့် ရင်စေ့အင်္ကျီ): Traditional Burmese blouses, including styles that covered the chest and styles fastened at the front, were worn by women.
- Luntaya Acheik Htamein (လွန်းတရာ အချိတ်ထဘ��): Silk htameins woven with intricate wave-like patterns. These elaborate textiles were highly valued for their craftsmanship and beauty.
- Hairstyles and Accessories: Women styled their hair in a traditional raised bun known as an amauk. They also adorned their hair with gold floral ornaments and wore earrings and other gold jewelry.
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As a Myanmar BL artist, I won’t stay silent about our stolen culture. The costumes are Myanmar’s cultural heritage, not Thai traditional clothing. Respect our culture and give proper credit!
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