Tunics, nothing or loincloths depending on their services to their masters.
because the greek ladys were usually rich
No they didn't. Many ancient Greeks did have beards though (like Plato and Socrates), but a beard was a status symbol. Nice clean up of the untidy answer!
They wore an Anubis face mask when they mummified people and animals.
In ancient Africa, the people would wear leather, fur, and sometimes head dresses. The clothing was woven and they would weave it themselves. Indigo was popular as well as jewelry made out of ostrich shells or braded grass.
YES
A lot of jewlery, make up and nice clothing unlike the slaves who sometimes wore nothing.
the Greece people wore nothing to be honest i watched a movie and they sed they don't wear anything. so yeah they don't wear nothing! NOTHING
they were naked
a helmet
togas and battle skirts
If you mean ancient Greece, than a typical thing guys would wear would be togas and sleeveless dresses for women
they wore armor
skirts and so did men
People in modern day Greece wear western-style clothing (t-shirts and jeans, business suits etc.) just as the rest of the modern world does. If you are referring to Ancient Greece, people in those times wore chitons.
the guys wear a dress over the knees and the women has to wear a dress and it has to covers every part of her body the dress has to be till her foot the dresses are called chitons
they wear shorts and t shirts because it is so hot in greece