Who worn stola and pella?

In ancient Rome, the stola was a traditional garment worn by women, typically indicating their status as freeborn and married. It was a long, flowing dress, often accompanied by a palla, which was a shawl or cloak that women draped over their shoulders. The stola and palla were symbols of Roman femininity and respectability, distinguishing the attire of women from that of slaves and prostitutes.