toga

Both sexes wore a tunic corresponding to the Greek chiton, underneath the toga or palla.

He wore a toga to the costume party.

The ancient Romans wore togas as a symbol of their status.

She draped a toga over her shoulder for the Greek-themed event.

The toga party was a big hit among college students.

He struggled to wrap the toga around his body in the traditional style.

The toga was made of luxurious silk fabric.

She accessorized her toga with golden jewelry and a laurel wreath.

The toga was a symbol of authority and power in ancient Rome.

The toga-clad senator addressed the crowd in the forum.

She felt regal and elegant in her flowing toga.

He often showed himself wearing the Roman toga, and drew it over his head to show his piety.

The one that comes with a toga and Orpheus's head.

There is a massive loom, on which Dad's latest wife is working on a new toga.

Note that the President is draped in a Roman toga.

Can you bring toga man and put him in curtain 3?

His toga turned to ashes around him and the vast flabby acres of his enormous stomach went on wobbling for the next ten minutes.

Instead of the traditional tunic and toga of the glory days of the Senate, most of the new general-emperors adopted that most practical and most barbaric of garments: pants.

The top of the elf's head barely reached the seat of Hepzibah's chair, and her papery skin hung off her frame just like the crisp linen sheet she wore draped like a toga.

The creature, whose legs were so short they stuck out in front of it on the chair, was wearing a tea towel draped like a toga, and it had its face hidden in its hands.