Another highlight of the performance by Nene Royal or Praew Rattikan Amlai in the final round of "America’s Got Talent" on NBC in the United States, aside from the song she chose to perform, was her red Thai fabric outfit, which also became a widely discussed topic online.
Recently, Nene Royal posted on her Nene Royal page about the origin of the outfit she wore for the finals, which came from her mother’s imagination wanting to see Nene transform into a look that is confident, elegant, and filled with clear rock power.
“ROCK STRONG — RED COMMANDER
The mood and tone of this outfit started from “my mother’s imagination,” wanting to see Nene change her look into one that is strong, confident, elegant, and full of rock power. From the feelings and ideas conveyed by my mother, these were passed on to P’Ice to develop and design the concept image to clearly show the direction of the outfit.
Then it was handed over to “P’Mor Ying” to translate that imagined image into the actual outfit. The dress is in a red tone with a high, fitted collar, reinforced shoulder structures to look strong and prominent, with an aggressive feel added by leather belts, metal studs, and chain details. Draping at the waist and a front slit were added so every movement on stage looks elegant yet remains strong and powerful.
A key part of this outfit is the use of “Thai fabric.” Handwoven silk from Ban Khrua, a Muslim Cham community along Khlong Saen Saeb in central Bangkok, was reinterpreted into a contemporary style, blending Thai identity with rock fashion on stage so that the outfit not only looks beautiful but also embodies “identity, story, and meaning” in every element.
The look is completed with Dr. Martens shoes from P’Khem, adding strength and clearly emphasizing the rock identity. From “my mother’s imagination” to “the design created by P’Ice” and brought to life by “P’Mor Ying,”
Power. Confidence. No explanation needed.
ROCK STRONG — Thai identity in a rock look ready to shine powerfully on stage.”
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