Men wore Chlamys which are a large rectangle of fabric worn over the head and belted at the waist, it was a standard military garment.
Most of the bling went into the clasps and ornaments that held the garments together.
The privileged class constantly would strive to display their wealth in their clothing and their lifestyle, always aware that their peers were doing the same.
( Chlamys ) were the norm as an outer garment, but many accessories were added to improve its looks and taste.
Undergarments, called Peplos, and Chitons differed for men and women, but made up what most people wore daily.
The Chiton is the garment most depicted in the statues of the time worn by the women.
Although most modern photos and movies depict the ancient Greeks as wearing all white it is believed that they favored bright colors much more, there is evidence that the Greek statues that we all know were painted in these bright colors when they were made. soldiers wore armor which also had it's showier versions.
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much of modern architecture is based on ancient Greece they were the first civilization to live in stone houses, build road and build bridges and aqua-ducts unlike the Romans as many believe.
because i influenced most of our world that and it was pased down from oral/mouth writings/books and such
Ancient Greece was more reflective of the philosophy of direct democracy -APEX Hope this helps:)
There various ancient civilizations that most affect US culture today. Some of them include ancient Greek, ancient Roman, Mayan and so many others.
Ancient Greece had a very big influence on our life today. They were the people who developed the first Democracy. And they passed down the legacy of Science and Technology. If they did not do this we would not have many of the things we have today. Almost everything you see has been improved, advanced and developed in labs and have gone through the long process of Technologically Advancement. They also were a big part on olive oil. MICHAEL OLIVER BURNABY improved by: Robert Munroe
they would us a machine to echo their voice to anounce things -sd