古罗马风格

古罗马时期女性主要穿“斯多拉”和“帕拉”。“托嘎”是古罗马时期男性普遍穿着的外袍，托嘎的作川与古希腊的“希玛申”相同，只是形状不同，呈半园状，而且较人、较重，也较为复杂。普通人穿白色托嘎，官员、神职人员及上层社会十六岁以上的人穿带有紫色镶边的托嘎。绣金的紫托嘎则是官员将军的礼服，也是帝王的传统服装。
    在外袍里面不论男女都会穿相当于希腊“基同”的筒形衣“丘尼卡”。在丘尼卡里面还要穿衬衣丘尼卡(衬裙)，长及膝盖，类似衬衫。女装在衬衣丘尼卡外面长及脚面的筒袍“斯多拉”。装饰在前小心的紫色宽带纹样“克拉维”显示着元老院议员的等级，而骑士服装的饰边则较窄。女装在领U及裙摆处常常配有刺绣。起初罗马服装均为木白色配以镶边，后期人们史喜欢多彩艳丽的服装。


Ancient Rome style

500BC--400AD
The feminine of ancient Romans wore stola and pa/la. The male principal garment of ancient Romans was the toga. Its use was the same as that of the Greek himation, but it different in shape, a semicircle. It was much larger, heavier and complicated. The or-dinary citizen wore a plain white toga. Magistrates, priests and boys up to sixteen years old of the upper class wore the purple bordered toga. The embroidered purple toga worn with the gold embroidered tunic was the ceremonial dress of magistrates and generals and became the traditional costume of emperors.
Both sexes wore a tunic corresponding to the Greek chiton, underneath the toga or palla. Under that, men and women wore an undergarment reaching to the knees, similar to a shirt. Over the undertunic, women wore the stola, a long, straight robe reaching to the feet. A wide purple band called clavus, insignia of rank, ornamented center front from neck to hem, of the senator's tunic. The tunic of the knight bore narrow bands. The feminine tunic often had an embroidered band at the neck and hem. Originally the gar-ments were made of natural colored wool with decorated edges. Later, more showy and colorful garments were favored.