Fustanella is the national costume of Greece. It is worn as a garment in the Balkans in the 19th century on the territory of modern Greece, Macedonia, Bulgaria. It was considered an official uniform of the presidential guards of Greece.
The Russian folk costume began to form in the 12th century. The main characteristic of the original national costume always had many, straight, slightly elevated silhouette and free cut. The colors of the Russian costume have also remained unchanged for centuries - the main one is red-white-blue.
