Diotima: Glossary of Roman Clothing

Accoutrements: Additional items of clothing or accessories.

Bulla: A protective amulet worn by children.

Chiton: A simple tunic worn by men and women.

Fibula: A decorative pin used to fasten clothing.

Palla: A long, rectangular piece of cloth worn as a shawl or cloak.

Stola: A long, pleated dress worn by Roman women.

Toga: A large, draped garment worn over a tunic, often a symbol of Roman citizenship.

Tunica: A basic garment worn as an undergarment by both men and women.

Vittae: Ribbons or fillets worn as headbands or hair ornaments.

These are just a few of the many clothing items worn by the ancient Romans, each with its own unique style and purpose.