History of Fashion

The ................ was a long narrow, heavily jeweled scarf, possibly evolved from the toga.

• Pallium

• Tunic

• Toga

• Stola

............................. worn by upper class men and the Empress, it was fastened over the right shoulder with a jeweled brooch.

• Lorum

• Paludamentum

• Pallium

• Short Tunics

Wide purple band and the Latus clavus are part of which costumes?

• Baroque Costumes

• Egyptian Costumes

• Byzantine Costumes

• Roman Costumes

Marie Antoinette introduced the ......................., a loose white gown with a colorful silk sash around the waist.

• Robe a la francaise

• Robe a la

• Robe a

• Chemise a la reine

The .................. era was defined seemingly contrasting aspects.

• Baraque

• Rococo

• Byzantine

• Roman

...................... sleeves were tight from shoulder to elbow and ended with flared lace and ribbons.

• Pagoda

• Watteau

• Panniers

• Robe a la

Ironically, the single most important figure to establish Rococo fashion was .........................

• Madame Pompadour

• Madame Pompa

• Madame Loius

• Madame VI

The ................ was a versatile outer garment worn in Rome.

• Tunic

• Stola

• Casula

• Pallu

Underwear worn by males and females of roman empire were known as ...........

• Subligaculum

• Subligapulum

• Subligadulum

• Subligasulum

Emperor said to have worn four tunicas during cold weather was ............................

• Augustus Dalmatica

• Augustus Passar

• Augustus Etruscan

• Augustus Caesar