elegantly decorating the fabric with bold and colorful patterns, like the Greeks', Romans keep their garments more simple.

Men in Ancient Rome wore a knee length tunic, which looked like a long T-shirt. This served as an under garment; cool linen for summer wear and warm wool for winter wear. Men wore a toga over their tunic. It was draped over the shoulder and carefully

apped around the body. A cloak was also worn for warmth, whether at night or during the winter. Much could be told about a man by his toga. Consuls and Senators wore a toga edged

Senators wore brown footwear with black straps to mid-calf. Consuls wore white shoes, while soldiers wore black boots.

s usually white, brown, or gray but some were brightly colored with dye. Over the stola women wore a palla; a wide trailing scarf or shawl which covered her from head to foot. A veil was also often worn. It was called a ricinim or in earlier days the fl

Women wore a tunica much like the men. It was usually knee length and neutral in color. Over their tunica they would wear a stool. A stola was a long full length wrap that was gathered at the waste by a girdle and covered the woman's instep. The stola

Footwear also labeled a person's place in society. Women wore closed shoes and sandals of white, yellow or green. Men also wore sandals. Nobility wore red sandals and

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