Either nothing, or ripped, shabby, cheap togas
No, the Roman men did not wear gel in their hair. Oil was used for all types of hairdressing by the Romans.No, the Roman men did not wear gel in their hair. Oil was used for all types of hairdressing by the Romans.No, the Roman men did not wear gel in their hair. Oil was used for all types of hairdressing by the Romans.No, the Roman men did not wear gel in their hair. Oil was used for all types of hairdressing by the Romans.No, the Roman men did not wear gel in their hair. Oil was used for all types of hairdressing by the Romans.No, the Roman men did not wear gel in their hair. Oil was used for all types of hairdressing by the Romans.No, the Roman men did not wear gel in their hair. Oil was used for all types of hairdressing by the Romans.No, the Roman men did not wear gel in their hair. Oil was used for all types of hairdressing by the Romans.No, the Roman men did not wear gel in their hair. Oil was used for all types of hairdressing by the Romans.
nothing
weird things
poor men would wear rags rich men would wear suits and top hats i think
Rich Roman women wore their hairstyles when they wanted to. Poor Roman women could not afford a hairdo.
Rich Roman women wore their hairstyles when they wanted to. Poor Roman women could not afford a hairdo.
cause they had too
Romans. Specifically Roman women. But some gay Roman men wore it too.
A plain white shirt which had buttons and 'jerkins'.
That is a very easy question to google...the poor men wore mostly cotton, if you type into google what peasents in the 17th century tons of pictures and iformation came up for me, try it out! Hope this helps!
togas. robe kind of things wraped around
Roman men typically did not wear wrist bracelets because jewelry was considered more appropriate for women in Roman society. Men were more likely to wear rings, especially signet rings, as a symbol of status and authority. Wearing bracelets was seen as effeminate and not in line with traditional Roman ideals of masculinity. Additionally, Roman men often wore armor and other practical accessories that would have made wearing bracelets cumbersome and impractical.