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Nara-period upper-class clothing was much simpler than some later styles, taking no more than a few minutes to don, with the clothing itself allowing for freedom of movement. Women's upper-class dress consisted of a left-over-right lap-fronted top (over a similar underrobe),[1] and a wrapped, pleated skirt (mo).[2][3] Women also sometimes wore a lap-fronted overvest, and a narrow rectangular stole. Men's upper-class dress had narrow, unpleated (single-panel) hakama (trousers) under a loose, mandarin-collared coat (hō (袍)),[citation needed] with elaborate hats of stiffened open-weave black cloth (kanmuri). Clothing was belted with narrow sashes.[2]