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Fashion in Ancient Rome Veni, Vidi, Vici (not Versace)
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What was worn? Togas Tunics Stolas Tunicas Peplos Sandals
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Togas Romans clothing is most reconized with the Toga The Toga was a long piece of wool cloth wrapped around the body in a stylish fashion The colour of the toga showed who was rich (patricians) and who was poor (plebians)
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Togas A toga in the off-white color of the undyed wool that was worn by adult male citizens.
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An off-white toga with a large purple / reddish border was only to be worn by high ranking politicians (senator, consuls, etc.).
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An artificially whitened toga would be worn by candidates for political office.
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Victorious generals and later emperors wore elborate designs in white and purple on their togas (right)
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After a death, a dark toga was worn to show you were in mourning. This is much like funerals today.
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Tunics
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A tunic is like a t-shirt. It was made from a folded piece of cloth sewn up the side with arm holes and a neck hole cut out. It was often held with a belt at the waist.
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Patricians wore white tunics under their togas. Plebians could often only afford a darker / offwhite tunic Depending on the season you could wear different tunics
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Women’s Fashion
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Peplos A peplos was a sleeveless dress that was put together much like a tunic.
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Tunica (Chiton) Like the men’s tunic, the Tunica was much like a T-Shirt Women made themselves fashionable by using buttons ans pins to hold their tunicas together.
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Stola Married women dress is layers. After marriage, a woman would begin to wear the stola, a long tunic held together by sigle straps at the top. It was worn OVER another tunica.
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