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LEGEND - PERSEUS SET emperor toga tunic

LEGEND - PERSEUS SET emperor toga tunic
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This amazing set was inspired on Roman Emperor Clothing.

The Roman Emperor had great power and unlimited power over millions of people. Public display of status was an extremely important feature of Roman society. The Romans required that their status and rank was immediately recognized, in order to be meaningful, and the the clothing worn by the Roman Emperor, especially on state occasions had to be the most expensive, made from the rarest and finest materials.

The most associated color with Roman Emperor Clothing is the color purple. Only a Roman Emperor was allowed to wear the 'trabea' which was a toga entirely colored in purple and worn on ceremonial occasions. The purple toga was also referred to as the Toga purpurea.

Tyrian Purple Dye was an extremely expensive dye which originated in Tyre in Lebanon. The Phoenicians owned the monopoly on this purple dye which was was made by crushing thousands of sea shells called the Mediterranean Murex. It took ten thousand Murex mollusks to make dye just one toga worn as an time of Roman Emperor clothing. Tyrian purple dye was worth more than its weight in gold and therefore came to symbolise both the wealth and power and the Roman Emperors.

Perseus set was Composed by exclusive textures, shirt, Pants, rope belt, sculpted shoulder Drapes, skirt with sculpted drapes, sculpted gold necklace, sculpted gold and topaz bracelet and sculpted gold crown.

Original and exclusive design created by Marinas Arai - Legend Costumes( April 2010 ).

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Très beau costume d'empereur romain

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