What were the main garments, clothing styles, and silhouettes worn by men and women during the Ancient Rome--Roman Republic to Roman Empire?

In a way that
clearly imitates the style of the
Greeks, the Romans also had four basic pieces of clothing
which would befit
both males and females. 

Ancient Rome's basic fashion

styles came in the form of tunics, stolas, sandals and belts. 

Tunics were
the basic pieces. It is generally known that a tunic is a long
piece of clothing that goes past
knee length. Most married women would wear a
tunic of ankle-length. The tunics were sleeveless
and, to...

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