@thinkart_: #thinkart #ancientgreece #fyp

jerome de la brosse :

wait its that simple ?

margerine :

this would have been really helpful when i went to that one toga party in 2022

Jep🧛‍♀️ :

Esmz :

Why did we stop dressing like this 😞

fatfairyqueen :

theceiling :

It kinda gives : moisturise me moisturise me

to_mei_to24 :

that's a chit-ton of fabric...ok I'll see myself out

alienor :

We still wear it in Algeria 🇩🇿 🥰

🌆Ellie🌅 :

For everyone asking how it’s so simple, fitted clothing techniques like darts or princess seams came along much later in history, for the most part clothes were draped, and by that I mean the clothes usually didn’t resemble human form when taken off, it really just looked like a cloth.

user5995733546238 :

I thought these were way more complex

trulymd1 :

in malaysia.. the same concept clothing exist.. we called it Baju Kelawar

Tilly :

so your telling me that I look like a ✨️✨️goddess✨️✨️while walking around the house in my blanket

Alexander [Artist] :

no way.... this helped so much imagining how to draw them thank you 😭🙏

gasktask :

paytin_24 :

My upcoming prom theme is Greek, tysm

MokonaCosplay :

Yeah, I used that for my Demeter cosplay 🥰

oskar :

Kiwi 🥝 :

these remind me a lot of mantas guajiras from the indigenous region in my state!!! not the same but they're also a square

🪻 :

now I want a chiton too

lil Klee :

Feel like we moved past this style too quickly

𓇼 :

Moisturizer me moisturizer me

Ευάγγελος Γιαννάκος :

🇬🇷

Bel✨ :

武takeー🦊🍂 :

I loved Chiton so much that I drew my original character wearing Chiton 🥰