Ancient Roman clothing

This LoRA allows you to create civilian persons wearing cloths as it was common in ancient Rome.

The training had images that were captioned with these trigger words:

• tunica laticlavia - a tunic with two wide stripes (clavi)

• tunica angusticlavia - a tunic with two small stripes (clavi)

• tunica recta - a white tunic without stripes

• tunica - any other tunic without stripes and in any color

• exomis - similar to a tunic, but with one shoulder and the chest exposed, usually worn by man doing hard work

• toga praetexta - a toga with a wide border line

• toga trabea - a purple toga, possibly with scarlet stripes or elements, worn by augurs

• toga pura - a toga without a border line

• toga exigua - an earlier, less voluminous style of plain off-white toga, shorter than the later imperial toga pura, often worn without a tunic and draped to leave one shoulder and part of the chest exposed

• stola - a long, often sleeveless, ankle-length dress worn by Roman matrons (woman), typically over an under-tunic

• palla - a large rectangular shawl of various colors, draped over a stola (or tunic) by women

• braccae - trousers of various colors and lengths, unusual

• calcei equitati - red, black or red and black boots that were worn by senators

• calcei patricii - brown boots

• carbatina - simple, common shoe

• soleae - sandals

• sagum - a rectangular woolen cloak

• paenula - a heavy, often conical or bell-shaped cloak, closed or fastened at the front, typically but not necessarily with an attached hood

• subligaculum - a loincloth or simple undergarment worn by both men and women

• strophium - a band of cloth or soft leather wrapped around the breasts for support, worn by women, particularly during exercise

Prompting notes:

The training did pick up the differences, bit they are sometimes weak. So experiment with the trigger words and sometimes it might help to add actually redundant information like prompting a tunica laticlavia and also prompt the stripes or clavi.

The training was done with images in the following formats with a focus at 1:1 and also many 2:3 and 3:2. To get best results you might want to use these dimensions as well.

• 768x1344 - 9:16

• 832x1216 - 2:3

• 896x1152 - 3:4

• 1024x1024 - 1:1

• 1152x896 - 4:3

• 1216x832 - 3:2