Greek dress

About this book

In the vibrant tapestry of ancient Greece, clothing was not merely a matter of fashion but a reflection of cultural identity and social status. "Greek Dress: A Study of the Costumes Worn in Ancient Greece, from Pre-Hellenic Times to the Hellenistic Age" by Ethel B. Abrahams meticulously explores the evolution of garments, revealing the significance of materials and designs that shaped Greek society. From the flowing chiton to the intricately woven himation, this scholarly work offers a comprehensive analysis of attire that adorned both the everyday citizen and the elite. Ideal for historians and students alike, this book provides invaluable insights into the societal norms and artistic expressions of a civilization that continues to influence modern culture.