
Toga
Cultural Significance
Toga indicated citizenship in ancient Rome; it was more than just clothing.
To the Romans, stepping out in a toga meant showcasing their societal status.
Wearing Occasions
Togas were worn for public and formal events, not as everyday attire.
Senators would don their togas for an important vote in the forum.
Gender-Specific
Traditionally, togas were worn by men; women wore a similar garment called a stola.
At public ceremonies, men wore togas while women were adorned in stolas.
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