Roman Fashion

Roman Fashion, were different among the rich, poor, men, women, and the children.

Roman Fashion, distinguished wearer the more their dress was correctly remarked, while the dress of the lowest classes was often not noticed or cared for a lot like the riches' clothes. They were wearing sort-of looking blankets in their selves. They wore colorful shoes and broad stripes on their tunics if they wanted to. There was something called the laurel which men wore. They all had different types. Both men and women wore a simple, wrapped loincloth at least some of the time male laborers wore the sublegal when working but upper-class men may have worn it only when exercising. Women also wore a band of cloth or leather to support the breasts. The Roman shoes were really weird. The shoes were sandals that would be long at the top of the knee. The way they used to tie them was to put the strings around the ankle and leg and tie it in a bunny ear bow at the end of tying them. Romans removed there sandals or whatever shoes they are wearing, at the door and slipped on the sandals that had been carried by their slaves. Then ever since Roman Fashion was existing, many more styles were made with different types of fabrics and also the shoes.