In June 1948, after columnist Edith Johnson suggested men wear togas or kilts to stay cool in the Oklahoma heat, reporter Chan Guffey decided to take her advice and give it a try. Mary Phillips ...

Wearing a toga would have been a sweaty undertaking ... lecturer at the Open University in England. Wealthy Roman men wore togas as a sign of both status and citizenship. However, togas probably ...

Romans did wear togas, and they also promoted themselves as a toga-wearing civilization in art and literature. In Virgil’s Aeneid , he even describes Romans as “the race that wears the toga.” ...

The man is wearing a toga indicating that he is a Roman citizen. Both are depicted wearing rings that may be wedding bands. Other relics, including ointment jars that may have held perfumed oil ...

For clarification, DepEd said, its policy does not prohibit the wearing of togas. "There is no prohibition under DepEd Memorandum No. 27, Series of 2025, and under DepEd Order No. 009, Series of 2023, ...

The first day of summer will be June 20, so here is an experiment you might want to duplicate. In June 1948, after columnist Edith Johnson suggested men wear togas or kilts to stay cool in the ...