At the beginning of the city the Romans wore their togas daily as a sign of their citizenship, in other words, the toga said who they were. However over the years the toga grew in bulk and width until it was too clumsy and bulky to wear comfortably. By the late republic, the toga had just about gone out of style in favor of more comfortable cloaks. When Augustus came to power, he actually had to pass an ordinance to have all men wear their togas on state or formal occasions. The emperor Caracalla banned the toga during his reign, having men wear the caracalla, which was a type of coat/cloak that he favored.

At the beginning of the city the Romans wore their togas daily as a sign of their citizenship, in other words, the toga said who they were. However over the years the toga grew in bulk and width until it was too clumsy and bulky to wear comfortably. By the late republic, the toga had just about gone out of style in favor of more comfortable cloaks. When Augustus came to power, he actually had to pass an ordinance to have all men wear their togas on state or formal occasions. The emperor Caracalla banned the toga during his reign, having men wear the caracalla, which was a type of coat/cloak that he favored.

At the beginning of the city the Romans wore their togas daily as a sign of their citizenship, in other words, the toga said who they were. However over the years the toga grew in bulk and width until it was too clumsy and bulky to wear comfortably. By the late republic, the toga had just about gone out of style in favor of more comfortable cloaks. When Augustus came to power, he actually had to pass an ordinance to have all men wear their togas on state or formal occasions. The emperor Caracalla banned the toga during his reign, having men wear the caracalla, which was a type of coat/cloak that he favored.

At the beginning of the city the Romans wore their togas daily as a sign of their citizenship, in other words, the toga said who they were. However over the years the toga grew in bulk and width until it was too clumsy and bulky to wear comfortably. By the late republic, the toga had just about gone out of style in favor of more comfortable cloaks. When Augustus came to power, he actually had to pass an ordinance to have all men wear their togas on state or formal occasions. The emperor Caracalla banned the toga during his reign, having men wear the caracalla, which was a type of coat/cloak that he favored.

At the beginning of the city the Romans wore their togas daily as a sign of their citizenship, in other words, the toga said who they were. However over the years the toga grew in bulk and width until it was too clumsy and bulky to wear comfortably. By the late republic, the toga had just about gone out of style in favor of more comfortable cloaks. When Augustus came to power, he actually had to pass an ordinance to have all men wear their togas on state or formal occasions. The emperor Caracalla banned the toga during his reign, having men wear the caracalla, which was a type of coat/cloak that he favored.

At the beginning of the city the Romans wore their togas daily as a sign of their citizenship, in other words, the toga said who they were. However over the years the toga grew in bulk and width until it was too clumsy and bulky to wear comfortably. By the late republic, the toga had just about gone out of style in favor of more comfortable cloaks. When Augustus came to power, he actually had to pass an ordinance to have all men wear their togas on state or formal occasions. The emperor Caracalla banned the toga during his reign, having men wear the caracalla, which was a type of coat/cloak that he favored.

At the beginning of the city the Romans wore their togas daily as a sign of their citizenship, in other words, the toga said who they were. However over the years the toga grew in bulk and width until it was too clumsy and bulky to wear comfortably. By the late republic, the toga had just about gone out of style in favor of more comfortable cloaks. When Augustus came to power, he actually had to pass an ordinance to have all men wear their togas on state or formal occasions. The emperor Caracalla banned the toga during his reign, having men wear the caracalla, which was a type of coat/cloak that he favored.

At the beginning of the city the Romans wore their togas daily as a sign of their citizenship, in other words, the toga said who they were. However over the years the toga grew in bulk and width until it was too clumsy and bulky to wear comfortably. By the late republic, the toga had just about gone out of style in favor of more comfortable cloaks. When Augustus came to power, he actually had to pass an ordinance to have all men wear their togas on state or formal occasions. The emperor Caracalla banned the toga during his reign, having men wear the caracalla, which was a type of coat/cloak that he favored.

At the beginning of the city the Romans wore their togas daily as a sign of their citizenship, in other words, the toga said who they were. However over the years the toga grew in bulk and width until it was too clumsy and bulky to wear comfortably. By the late republic, the toga had just about gone out of style in favor of more comfortable cloaks. When Augustus came to power, he actually had to pass an ordinance to have all men wear their togas on state or formal occasions. The emperor Caracalla banned the toga during his reign, having men wear the caracalla, which was a type of coat/cloak that he favored.

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