The skiadion was an everyday headgear, but it was forbidden to despots who had not reached adolescence to wear it indoors.[24] For ceremonies and festivities, the despot bore the domed skaranikon, decorated with gold metalwork, precious stones and pearls.[25] A red tunic similar to the emperor's, with gold embroideries of the rizai style but without military insignia, red leggings and a red cloak (tamparion) with broad stripes.[26] For festive occasions, the long kaftan-like kabbadion was worn, of red or purple colour and decorated with pearls.[27] A pair of purple and white soft boots, decorated with imperial eagles made of pearls on the sides and the instep.