peplus
/ˈpɛpləs/
noun
- An ancient Greek or Roman garment, similar to a peplum, consisting of a rectangular piece of cloth draped over the body and fastened at the shoulders.
- Historians believe the peplus was commonly worn by women in ancient Athens.
- The museum displayed a replica of a Greek peplus made from wool.
- In the play, the actress wore a simple peplus that fell to her ankles.