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4000 BCE
4.000 millions BCE
the primitive man began to deploy skins for his clothing -
2019 BCE
year 2019 BC
in this year the clothes are much more modern because we can already observe synthetic furs fringes and silk suits -
2000 BCE
2000 Millions BCE
The typical dress in Rome was similar to that of the Greeks. It consisted in a tunic and toga made with wool, cotton or silk and leather sandals. When it was cold, they decided to add pants and boots to the clothes -
2000 BCE
2000 BC
At the beginning of 2000, low-rise jeans, flip-flops and tops were imposed worldwide. In the case of low-rise trousers, this was popularized among women, but also among men. Little by little, they stopped producing the pants above the waist and the new models were at the height of the hip or semicadera. This, in the case of females, to expose her stomach and back. -
2 BCE
2.8 millions BCE
at this time the man was a hunter and used his skins to make his clothes -
1 BCE
Year one BC
it is known as the classic era since the clothing that was used after Christ was lighter as for example the tunics and blankets -
1 BCE
1.500 BC
They usually wore two shades of clothing, the left side was not the same color as the right. The nobles used them in red. The tunics, which previously lacked sleeves or had very short sleeves, now annexed them. They continued using the rectangular wool layers (clamids) but now with greater amplitude.
