Colors became gender-specific at the time of World War I when blue color had been a gender-signifier for male children and pink color for female children (Maglaty, 2011). The ages of the children had to reach the age of going to school in order to be dressed in different colors. There are limitations for males and females in Greece when it comes to making choices in fashion or in colors of clothes. Toga had been gender-specific in Greece because of the use of different varieties of jewelry by men and women (Lenaghan, 2019).