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Greek Mythology - The 12 Olympians
Minerva (Athena), Roman statue (marble) copy, 1st century AD / 1st century BC (original 4th c. BC), (Musée du Louvre, Paris).
Portrait of a Roman Lady
Portrait of a Roman Lady Chiaramonti Gallery, Vatican Trajanic period. The hair is beatiful ....
The magic of the Internet
Young Flavian Woman (back of bust) c. 90 CE. currently located at Museo Capitolino, Rome, Italy
and I'm going to say ancient greek/ roman will be pulled in as well because of the egyptian... the layers, the long pleats, simple garments with decorative trims, silks, and mixed patterns
ANCIENT GREEK & ROMAN COSTUME
ANCIENT GREEK COSTUME 5th c BC to 1st C AD
Dressed to Kill- Fibulae
Fibulae http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fibula_%28brooch%29#Iron_Age_Fibulae (ie brooches) seem to have started as straight pins, ...
Save The Planet
The women here are all wearing the traditional garments of the Roman women. Their tunics length is down to the elbow, women weren't allowed to show their full arm. Over their tunics they wore their Palla and most of the women in the image are married because they are wearing a Stole. A Stole is like a chiton with various ruffles and usually had a metal brooch.
Image detail for -Now Greek Clothing Is The New Fashion and New style ~ Unique Fashion ...
Byzantium by Tadarida on DeviantArt
Okaaay, new version. Byzantine dresses from around 6th century. Byzantium by Tadarida.deviantart.com on @DeviantArt
1890s evening ensemble (FIDM Museum Blog)
1890s evening ensemble -Artistic dress was donned by women with the courage to forgo conventional fashion. Seasonal trends, mass production, and corporeal contortions were or no interest to the artistically inclined. Instead, they preferred the ease of movement offered by flowing, hand-crafted garments reminiscent of antiquity.
The Ancient World
Marble statue of a draped woman, Ancient Turkey, 2nd c BCE The British Museum
Greek Statue
“So her dead likeness, I do well believe, excels whatever yet you looked upon or hand of man hath done.” (5.3.18-19)