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Toga

usgb/ˈtəʊɡə/Volume
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Toga indicated citizenship in ancient Rome; it was more than just clothing. SlideTo the Romans, stepping out in a toga meant showcasing their societal status.
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Wearing OccasionsPlay
Togas were worn for public and formal events, not as everyday attire. SlideSenators would don their togas for an important vote in the forum.
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Traditionally, togas were worn by men; women wore a similar garment called a stola. SlideAt public ceremonies, men wore togas while women were adorned in stolas.