No. The clothing of the genders was strictly regulated. The men wore the tunic and toga while the women wore the stola and pala. The men's tunics were about knee length or a bit longer while the women's stola reached all the way to the ground. The only common type of clothing was the cloak, which was basically the same for both men and women, although women would not wear the military-syle cloaks.

No. The clothing of the genders was strictly regulated. The men wore the tunic and toga while the women wore the stola and pala. The men's tunics were about knee length or a bit longer while the women's stola reached all the way to the ground. The only common type of clothing was the cloak, which was basically the same for both men and women, although women would not wear the military-syle cloaks.

No. The clothing of the genders was strictly regulated. The men wore the tunic and toga while the women wore the stola and pala. The men's tunics were about knee length or a bit longer while the women's stola reached all the way to the ground. The only common type of clothing was the cloak, which was basically the same for both men and women, although women would not wear the military-syle cloaks.

No. The clothing of the genders was strictly regulated. The men wore the tunic and toga while the women wore the stola and pala. The men's tunics were about knee length or a bit longer while the women's stola reached all the way to the ground. The only common type of clothing was the cloak, which was basically the same for both men and women, although women would not wear the military-syle cloaks.

No. The clothing of the genders was strictly regulated. The men wore the tunic and toga while the women wore the stola and pala. The men's tunics were about knee length or a bit longer while the women's stola reached all the way to the ground. The only common type of clothing was the cloak, which was basically the same for both men and women, although women would not wear the military-syle cloaks.

No. The clothing of the genders was strictly regulated. The men wore the tunic and toga while the women wore the stola and pala. The men's tunics were about knee length or a bit longer while the women's stola reached all the way to the ground. The only common type of clothing was the cloak, which was basically the same for both men and women, although women would not wear the military-syle cloaks.

No. The clothing of the genders was strictly regulated. The men wore the tunic and toga while the women wore the stola and pala. The men's tunics were about knee length or a bit longer while the women's stola reached all the way to the ground. The only common type of clothing was the cloak, which was basically the same for both men and women, although women would not wear the military-syle cloaks.

No. The clothing of the genders was strictly regulated. The men wore the tunic and toga while the women wore the stola and pala. The men's tunics were about knee length or a bit longer while the women's stola reached all the way to the ground. The only common type of clothing was the cloak, which was basically the same for both men and women, although women would not wear the military-syle cloaks.

No. The clothing of the genders was strictly regulated. The men wore the tunic and toga while the women wore the stola and pala. The men's tunics were about knee length or a bit longer while the women's stola reached all the way to the ground. The only common type of clothing was the cloak, which was basically the same for both men and women, although women would not wear the military-syle cloaks.

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