Toga-Style Noble Robe with Gold and Pearl Trim

Meereenese tokar – a garment of the nobility This is a long, loose, unshaped wrap made of silk or fabric, draped around the body in an intricate manner—much like a Roman toga. The edges of the tokar are often adorned with fringes, pearls, or gold thread to signify the wearer's status. While being worn, the tokar must be constantly held in place with one hand; otherwise, it will slip apart and fall off. Meereenese women often paint their fingernails in vibrant colors and wear an abundance of heavy jewelry. Different ancient noble houses are associated with specific, unique colors— for instance, various shades of purple and indigo.