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[65] Spanish Dominican priest Gabriel Quiroga de San Antonio documented 16th-century Cambodian customs, namely Khmer clothing, in his work A Brief and Truthful Relation of Events in the Kingdom of Cambodia : [66] "The nobles dress themselves in extraordinarily fine silk and cotton, while the common folk dress in coarse cotton and fustian." Oudong period (16011863) Murder of the Cambodian King and his son in 1642 from a Dutch engraving 18th-century Cambodian painting In the Qing Imperial Illustrations of Tributary Peoples completed in 1759, Khmer men are said to cut their hair short and to wrap their heads, leaving their upper bodies exposed while clothing covers their lower halves
When to wear: Wear a turnover collar flat for something more casual or as a standing collar for more formal events
the look Show the look Crochet-knit maxi dress Crochet-knit maxi dress The main fabric of this garment is made from at least 50% viscose fibres, using a controlled processing method
A sweetheart neckline and mid-open back are perfectly supported by adjustable thin straps
