Costume Scene Investigation
Classical Greek and Roman
Men's Garments
Long broad striped tunics made of undyed wool.
They wore togas and stola if they are married.
Wore robes.
5 men in tunics. 2 with long tunics and 2 with short tunics and 1 with suit and armor.
3 men dressed in tunics.
Man in armor.
Women's garments
classical greek and roman
Besides tunics, women wore a simple garment known as a stola.
The tunica was usually knee-length. Over this the woman wore a stola which was a full length from neck to ankle high waisted and fastened at the shoulders with clasp. The stola was usually either white, brown, or gray, though some were brightly colored with vegetable dyes. A shawl, called a palla, was worn wrapped around the shoulders and arms, or could be drapped over the head. Cloaks were worn to keep warm.
Headwear
- hair nets of solid gold
Woman wore solid gold hair nets and would wear hair pins made of bone to keep thier hair up.
- Armor hats
Men wore armor hats to protect them in fights.(Like a helmet)
Footwear
- leather shoes
- sandals tied around the ankle
- uper class sandals
Colored shoes made from leather, uper class wore red shoes. Both men and woman wore leather sandles around the ankle.
accessories
- gold jewelry
- armlets
- gold rings
Jewerlery made of silver and gold.
Gold snake armlet for men and woman.
Gold wedding ring.