dForce Roman Matron for Genesis 9 and 8

Characterized by intricate drapes and meticulous folds, the female garments of ancient Rome were undoubtedly more elaborate than their male counterparts. While both sexes donned tunics, the female version was notably longer and tied beneath the chest, providing comfort and adaptability for maternity needs. Over this foundational layer, a stola, an insulating woolen "strap dress", was worn, adding warmth and sophistication to the ensemble.

For head coverage and elemental protection, the pala, a voluminous and artfully draped "scarf", played a crucial role. Indoors, it transformed into a light, toga-like accessory, effortlessly slipped off the head.

This comprehensive set offers a tunic, stola, and four variations of pala drapes, meticulously crafted for both Genesis 9 and Genesis 8 Females and Males, ensuring endless possibilities for customization. Roman women skillfully employed the pala, wearing it loosely during ordinary days and employing it for additional insulation on colder occasions.

Inspired by actual clothing dyes available in ancient Rome, the material presets are meticulously crafted to reflect the hues and textures of the era. Additionally, natural dye-free versions are included for added versatility. Each item features a "color change" material set up, allowing you to effortlessly modify the "diffuse", "glossy", and "translucent" colors to your liking, ensuring seamless integration with your artistic vision.

Bring the grandeur of history to life, drape your statues in ancient elegance, or envision a future "Roman Empire Renaissance" with this comprehensive set that invites you to explore the depths of creativity and authenticity.