The difference between these two forms of dress lies in the blouse. "Kebaya kompridu" is a three-quarter-length blouse while the blouse used with sarong kebaya is short. Both kebayas are fastened with a set of three gold "kerongsang" pins and are worn over a "saias", a sarong, similar to the other kebayas. For weddings, the bride may also opt to wear a white kebaya and "saias" with an elaborate golden headdress and ornate necklace. Both forms of kebaya show Malaysian origin and link the women of the Portuguese Settlement to their neighbours of Baba Nyonya and Chetti Melaka rather than the continental Portuguese.