Timelapse Exomis, Himation, Chlamys

This would be the final set of the Ancient Greek dress. 1. Exomis, from what I understand the oldest of the male garments. Originally only pinned up on the left shoulder so the right was free to do things. Then a belt and some more pins were added. 2. Doric Chiton, evolved from the Exomis according to Boucher (1963) 3. Himation, also evolved from the Exomis according to Boucher (1963). As far as I can tell, this himation is helt in place on the 'open' side by tucking it into a belt tied across the chest. 4. Himation worn transverse by a woman also wearing an ionic chiton. 5. Himation worn symmetrically by a woman wearing another dress underneath and covering the head. 6. Chlamys. Very often the only thing worn by young men. 7. Another way of wearing the himation by a guy, over a Doric chiton.