The men were nearly all clothed as their host was.

The colours of their garments were quieter, and there was little attempt at personal adornment, though many wore bands of an intensely bright, sky-blue metal round their arms above the elbow, and others wore belts and necklaces of links composed of this and two other metals resembling gold and aluminum, but of an exceedingly high lustre.
The women were dressed in flowing garments something after the Greek style, but they were of brighter hues and much more lavishly embroidered than the men's tunics were.

They also wore much more jewellery.

Indeed, some of the younger ones glittered from head to foot with polished metal and gleaming stones.

There was one more difference which they quickly noticed.