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  Hi, My name is Lydia told me, and I'll be

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  doing Roman fashion.

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  Do you make togas and palace the draping clothes of

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  ancient Rome?

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  The clothing of ancient Romans Very inspiring when it came

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  to make my designs.

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  So I decided to first focus on the main ordeal.

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  Togas. Ben wore chokers to show that they were Roman

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  citizens said could not wear them in an ordinary citizens

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  closing Togo was plain white.

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  A senators had purple trim.

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  The emperor's was all purple.

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  Women were palace like togas.

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  But in any color here, some signs.

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  This is my first design, a poor toca.

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  This is a simpler or more modern version of what

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  they would wear in ancient Rome Poor people would wear.

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  And I think it looks better without the dirt because,

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  um, they would be doing mostly manual later.

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  Senators toga waas like the poor one.

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  However, it had purple trim.

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  Um, it was wherein Onley by senators in ancient Rome.

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  Um and here is a version theme.

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  Emperor was the main leader or the sort of king

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  of room.

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  His toca was all purple.

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  And when someone were purple or a solid colored toga,

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  it means that they were very rich or was someone

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  to be respected wigs and hair tools or the evolution

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  of Roman fashion?

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  In this section, I will be, um, showing you first

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  some Roman wigs that they used to wear.

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  Um, and then I will be comparing, um, ancient Roman

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  hair tools to the ones that we use today.

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  Wigs. Wigs were very fashionable in ancient room, an ancient

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  times. Most women just had brown curly hair, and they

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  wanted to be different.

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  Stick out in crowds.

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  So when new slaves came in the room, they would

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  shave their hair off so that Roman noblewoman would be

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  more fashionable than ever.

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  Volunteer normally came from German slaves, and, um, black glossy

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  hair was either bought off of women in India or

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  just shaped Golf is, Well, um, the Romans used all

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  sorts of beauty tools and combs and hair pins that

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  we used that we use today.

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  Um, some examples are combs, hairpins made of bone heated

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  curling irons, tweezers and tiny little spoons to scoop out

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  earwax. Here's some modern versions versus the ancient version versions

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  on this topic.

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  Um, on the top, we have a curling iron.

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  The middle we have tweezers and on the bottom we

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  have in Iraq.

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  Scoop. As you saw before in my previous slide, Um,

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  I will be comparing modern tools to ancient Roman tools.

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  Um, these are the top one is a hairpin or

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  a bobby pin, and then the bottom ones a brush?

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  Um, I think it's just so crazy that people thousands

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  of years ago used early versions of everyday items we

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  still use today.

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  Yeah, facial, Karen Engine room and this section.

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  I will be showing you the reasons and first designed

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  behind face creams, men's makeup and acting cover up patches.

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  Men's makeup.

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  That's right.

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  Men were makeup.

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  Not just that, but they also wore early versions, perfume

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  and band aids.

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  Except these band aids were leather patches to cover up

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  blemishes, pimples, scars and other imperfections on their face.

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  Skin creams, more like skin screams.

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  Nothing like a good facial cleanser.

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  Well, everything starts up from something, but that doesn't necessarily

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  always start out to be good.

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  Well, an ancient Roman, an ancient Rome, Roman women used

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  more like sit skin cleansers.

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  Um, instead of like patches or things like the men

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  did accept some, they used some really wild and, um,

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  like ingredients that they find, um they used flower and

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  donkey's milk and chalk, but the one that poisoned them

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  the most were was lead.

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  And they used that on almost every single one.

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  Um, I don't think being dead was worth looking as

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  fabulous as they did.

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  But you never know.

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  People have different opinions.

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  This is the treatment of slaves and the important to

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  them to Roman fashion.

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  Slave treatment was horrible in ancient room, um, most noble

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  women and men, noble, noble women and men had slave

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  girls do their hair.

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  Most of the Romans were very cruel to their slaves.

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  And they jabbed him with anything sharp they could find

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  out of the hair tools.

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  Yeah, this is just aggravating the way that the Romans

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  treated them.

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  Everyone makes mistakes.

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  And sometimes history is just something I wished only happened

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  in nightmares.

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  They could have had some serious cultural influence on the

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  Romans that was either shunned or just not accepted.

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  Um, and that was very cruel of the Romans to

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  treat them like that.

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  Yeah. Since the most ancient times, Rowan gave special importance

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  to their physical appearance in their hair.

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  and as they become a highly organized society with very

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  specific social structure, their dresses, hairstyles, mark, social status, age,

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  political and religious religious beliefs.

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  This means that our care and of ourselves evolved or

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  originated from the ancient Romans.

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  Most likely, this also marks a significant importance of fashion

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  inherent at the time.

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  They might have developed some of this care from the

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  Greek civilization, but, um, that was more of a constructive

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  era, while the Romans was more of like a fashionable

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  like self centered era, that's all for the Fat Roman

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  fashion remake by Lydia, Till Proof by Thank you.