The Romans did not have clothing fashions or fashion designers. They had clothing conventions. The Roman convention for men was plain clothes. They were supposed to wear undyed wool, which was off white. The tunics and togas of high status men could have two narrow purple stripes (angusticlavia) and those of the senators two wide purple stripes (laticlavia) on their tunics. The senators could also wear the toga preatexta, which had a purple strip. The emperor could wear a purple toga in ceremonial occasions
There were fewer restrictions on the dresses of women. They could be almost of any colour. Patterned clothes were rare. A wide ornamental border (instita) on the lower hem of a white tunic or stola was a marker of wealth.
Height of Roman Fashion was created in 2004.
they wear CLOTHES
Romans
If you are referring to the ancient Romans, there were no Roman fashion creators. The Romans did not have fashion designers and there were no fashion changes. They were very traditional with their clothing and what changes there were occurred very slowly, often under foreign influence, as with the adoption of the toga from the Greeks.
the roman gods did like athena and those guys the goddesses and gods! so that is how they got there fashion look! from the great godds and goddesses
Clothes.....?
A tunique.
they were used for clothes
His clothes were look pretty similar to Roman clothes, "Togo"
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When was Roman fashion started? Well, that was easy! It was started when the first person felt like documenting it. Who ever wrote it down first was the one who started it all!
There is a toga, a belt, and a tunic.