The Roman emperors traditionally wore purple robes, symbolizing their authority and status. The color purple was associated with power and royalty due to the rarity and expense of the dye used to create it, known as Tyrian purple. This practice started with Augustus and continued through the history of the Roman Empire, with the purple toga being a distinctive sign of imperial dignity.
The viziers wore long robes
The Romans wore a variety of colors and none of them had much meaning except the color purple. A young boy would have a purple stripe on his toga, before he received his "official" toga of manhood. A senator would have a broad purple stripe on his toga and sometimes his tunic, symbolizing his office. A triumphing general would be clad all in purple and it was a great honor if the senate allowed him to wear his purple robes for a public ceremony after his big day was over. The only other colors that symbolized anything else were the black or dark blue of mourning.
She wore dark cloaks and long robes that usually made he look evil
men and women wore both colorful robes and that the women wore lipstick.i leared that from my teacher in the 6th grade.
Roman governors wore tunic and togas for formal occasions and tunics and cloaks for casual wear. Shoes for outdoor footwear and sandals or slippers indoors. They had no special "robes of office" except they could have a purple stripe on the hem of their tunics and toga.
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The medieval Japanese emperor's wore expensive robes.
The boss of the Ku Klux Klan wore purple robes.
they were robes that are very mudy and dirty and mostly red and purple stripes
They wore robes and women wore short robes
they wore robes
boys wore long robes girls wore short robes with metal jewelry
They wore robes.
they wore robes and very tight jeans and minny skirts :p
They wore robes
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