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    1. The traditional costumes of Thailand and the Philippines both reflect the culture and heritage of each country. 2. In the Philippines, the national costumes are the Barong Tagalog worn by men, which is a transparent shirt, and the Maria Clara dress worn by women, which features an embroidered paneled skirt. 3. In Thailand, traditional attire for men includes casual pants and shirts while women wear uniquely patterned and colored dresses influenced by Buddhism and promoted by the Queen.

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    1. The traditional costumes of Thailand and the Philippines both reflect the culture and heritage of each country. 2. In the Philippines, the national costumes are the Barong Tagalog worn by men, which is a transparent shirt, and the Maria Clara dress worn by women, which features an embroidered paneled skirt. 3. In Thailand, traditional attire for men includes casual pants and shirts while women wear uniquely patterned and colored dresses influenced by Buddhism and promoted by the Queen.

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    1. The traditional costumes of Thailand and the Philippines both reflect the culture and heritage of each country. 2. In the Philippines, the national costumes are the Barong Tagalog worn by men, which is a transparent shirt, and the Maria Clara dress worn by women, which features an embroidered paneled skirt. 3. In Thailand, traditional attire for men includes casual pants and shirts while women wear uniquely patterned and colored dresses influenced by Buddhism and promoted by the Queen.

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    1. The traditional costumes of Thailand and the Philippines both reflect the culture and heritage of each country. 2. In the Philippines, the national costumes are the Barong Tagalog worn by men, which is a transparent shirt, and the Maria Clara dress worn by women, which features an embroidered paneled skirt. 3. In Thailand, traditional attire for men includes casual pants and shirts while women wear uniquely patterned and colored dresses influenced by Buddhism and promoted by the Queen.

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    TUTORIAL HGW372E – TUESDAY (08:00AM)

    AHLI KUMPULAN:

    1. MOHD AKID BIN ABD SAMAD (147899)


    2. MOHD NOR SHOFFEE BIN SAHRUN (147816)
    3. SOFIA ANIS HAYATI BINTI YUSOF (146526)
    4. ZAMALIAH BINTI M HUSSIN (147405)

    Describe the similarities and differences of the Traditional Costume in Thailand and
    Philippines.

    The Filipino people greatly value the taste of art and culture. This is evidenced by the
    existence of traditional clothing in the country which is quite well maintained. Whenever an
    important party or celebration is held, men in the Philippines will wear embroidered outerwear
    known as Barong Tagalog. The term barong itself is taken from the Filipino bahpsa "baro"
    which means clothing. This special dress is made from a transparent material made from
    banana stem fiber and pineapple fiber. In contrast to the fashion models worn by men, the
    formal clothes worn by Filipino women are in the form of beautiful dresses that are commonly
    called Maria Clara. The distinctive feature of this traditional dress lies in the design of the
    sleeves that bulge high on both sides of the shoulders. Slain functions as a formal dress, Clara
    Maria and Barong Tagalog dresses are also commonly worn as Carinosa dancer costumes.
    Because many Filipinos imitated the dance, in subsequent developments the dancers were
    allowed to wear other original dresses from the Tagalog region. Among them are kimona
    patadyong and camisa de chino to express their love for Philippine culture.

    Meanwhile, Thailand also has its own traditional clothing specialties. Thailand is a
    royal country in Southeast Asia that has a modern capital, beautiful countryside, and a unique
    culture. Good in terms of customs, beliefs, to style of dress. Despite getting a lot of influence
    from western culture, but the Thai people who live in rural areas partly bear mash seta to move
    traditional clothing. The most popular and most widely worn model of Thai traditional clothing
    by local women has a very long and very tight size on the skirt. In the bear line, the clothing
    consists of three main parts, namely the upper part which is called hua dosa, the middle part
    (belly) which is called dosa tua, and the lower part (frill) which is called tin dosa. All these
    parts are made of the same material although the colors and decorative patterns are different.
    The influence of Buddhism, which is undeniably strong, also has a significant influence on the
    dress style of Thai men and women. This can be seen by wearing Panong clothing which
    consists of a piece of cloth that is wrapped from the lower part of the body and inserted in the
    leg slit like dhoti cloth in India. In stark contrast to women's clothing styles in general, men in
    Thailand prefer to wear casual pants and shirts made of cotton or silk clothing.

    The men’s costume of Thailand and Phillipinnes have the same similarities. Both of
    them have collar and button. It also has a long sleeve. These design also be made in loose
    cutting. These traditional’s costume can be wear on their wedding days, special accasions and
    graduation ceremonies.

    Thailand costume: known as suea phraratchathan

    Fillipino costume : known as Barong Tagalog

    The difference of traditional costume in Thailand and Philippines we can see through
    their women costume pattern. On contrast, traditional costumes of Thai women is various in
    design and colour which brings elegance and charm for Thai women. Promoted by Queen
    Sirikit, until now, there have been eight official designs for Thai women's traditional dress:
    Chakkri, Boromphiman, Siwalai, Chakkraphat, Chitlada, Ruean Ton, Amarin and Dusit.
    Philippine traditional costume is Maria Clara Dress. Maria Clara’s dress was named after a
    mestiza heroine of one of the novels of the Philippine National hero Dr. Jose Rizal. Its origin
    was the national costume of Filipino women which is baro’t (shirt) saya (skirt). The Maria
    Clara gown features a floor-length paneled skirt of silk or satin. So, we can see that the
    traditional costume Thailand and Philippines have their own differences which is women
    costume of Thailand have a variety of shirts compared to the Philippines who has only one
    traditional shirt for women.

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