Fashion History Facts: The Toga

Above images are from Survey of Historic Costume, 5th edition, by Phyllis G. Tortora (Fairchild Books) Did you know that women in Ancient Rome were not allowed to wear Togas?    The Roman Toga (fabric draped and wrapped around the body) was a complex garment, a symbol of Roman citizenship made and worn a certain…

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