Step inside the wardrobe of ancient Rome. This 25-page illustrated guide breaks down the garments, drapery, and jewelry that defined Roman identity — from the toga that marked a citizen to the bulla that protected a child.

What's inside:

Men's Attire — the Toga Pura, Praetexta, Candida, Picta, and Pulla, plus the anatomy of the drape (sinus, umbo, fimbriae, clavus)

Men's Outerwear — the Paenula, its hood (cucullus), and its civilian and military variants (sagum)

Women's Attire — the Stola and Palla, explained layer by layer

Bridal & Ceremonial Dress — the flammeum veil, sex crines hairstyle, and full wedding costume for bride and groom

Sacred Office — the Vestal Virgin's ritual attire and its symbolism

Protective Jewelry — detailed diagrams of the bulla and lunula amulets

Military & Athletic Armor — the Corinthian helmet and muscle cuirass

Every chapter pairs detailed, labeled illustrations with clear explanatory text — perfect for history enthusiasts, educators, writers, reenactors, costume designers, and artists who need an accurate visual reference for Roman dress.

Format: Digital PDF, 25 pages, instant download.