Greek Dress: A Study of the Costumes Worn in Ancient Greece, from Pre-Hellenic Times to the Hellenistic Age

Greek Dress: A Study of the Costumes Worn in Ancient Greece, from Pre-Hellenic Times to the Hellenistic Age, written by Ethel Beatrice Abrahams and first published in 1908, examines the evolution of clothing in ancient Greece. The book spans from pre-Hellenic civilization to the Hellenistic period, highlighting the cultural and societal shifts reflected in clothing styles, particularly the distinctions between Doric and Ionic garments. Abrahams utilizes archaeological findings and literary references to provide a comprehensive account of Greek dress, emphasizing its significance in understanding ancient Greek life and culture.