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Madam Pang arrived at My Dinh National Stadium on Wednesday evening to support the Thailand national team. She wore a tailored blazer and brown trousers with a Hermes belt, adding a youthful touch to the fit by tying her hair with a ribbon.

The bow is a signature style of popular fashion trends like Coquette and Princesscore. Coquette emphasizes a nostalgic and romantic aesthetic utilizing bows made from satin, silk, or lace, while Princesscore evokes an elegant and poised appearance, which is associated with royalty.

According to Voguethese trends are shifting toward the elegance of the Old Money aesthetic with tailored blazers, structured trousers, white shirts, loafers and minimalist accessories. These styling choices aim to project a strong image of self-assurance and authority.

While this style often features 19th-century European elements like puff-sleeve dresses and pearls, later interpretations embrace trousers as a symbol of modern women, who have worn long trousers, jackets and suits for leisure activities since the 1940s.

Madam Pang carried a Hermes bag to Hanoi

For years, Madam Pang has built a consistent public image with elegant attire, luxury designer pieces, and bow hair ties. At 60 years old, she frequently styles her hair with Hermes scarves or satin ribbons that match her outfits to maintain a youthful appearance.

She previously showcased this signature look during the match between Thailand and Vietnam’s U22 team at Rajamangala Stadium during the 33rd SEA Games. For that event, she used a bow ribbon to tie her hair and a pair of Hermes earrings valued at $20,000.

According to Bangkok Posther hairstyle has a balance between authority and elegance. This styling choice allows her to maintain a professional demeanor while appearing approachable to the public.

Earlier Wednesday morning, Madam Pang arrived at Don Mueang International Airport for her trip to Hanoi, wearing a navy blue crop top, a matching cardigan, white sneakers, and a Hermes Birkin bag.

In the second leg of the final at My Dinh Stadium, Vietnam drew Thailand 2-2 and won 4-2 on aggregate to clinch the 2026 ASEAN Cup.

Madam Pang, whose real name is Nualphan Lamsam, is a prominent figure who has made significant contributions to the development of Thai football over the past decade. She currently serves as the 18th president in the history of the FAT and is the first woman to hold the position.