The dress of the girl in the middle, is called "Amalia" and it was the formal dress for the women. It was named after the name of the first queen of Greece and it was consisted of a light blue skirt, white shirt and red velvet jacket.

The children took part in a traditional festival, wearing traditional dresses, dancing and singing traditional songs, shown in their parents and other local people.

The traditional women's costume from Ialomita is made of:

•Ia – made of white linen or cotton cloth, with fine embroidery in predominant colors such as red, black and gold.

•Skirt – is red, decorated with horizontal patterns.

•Wide belt – red and white, with simple geometric motifs.

•Opinci or leather shoes – for footwear, leather opinci tied with nojițe or simple shoes were worn.

The traditional men's costume from Ialomita consists of:

•Long, straight shirt – white, made of linen, with discreet embroidery on the collar and sleeves.

•Ițari – white woolen trousers, tight on the leg.

•Opinci – tied with nojițe, similar to those worn by women.

These are our traditional costumes that we wear when we parade on our national parades. Of course, we also have other traditional costumes that we wear when we dance in traditional venues, which differ from region to region.

Thrace, the northeastern corner of Greece, boasts a rich tapestry of traditions shaped by its turbulent history and diverse cultural influences.

Thracian traditional clothing is not just about aesthetics; it's deeply intertwined with the region's history, social customs, and artistic expression. These garments continue to be worn during festivals, celebrations, and by cultural groups, playing a vital role in preserving and showcasing the unique cultural heritage of Thrace.

Specific costumes are from Metaxades:Women's costumes here include a black "tsoukna" (thick fabric dress) with sequins and colorful embroidery, and distinctive colorful ribbons hanging from the back indicating marital status. Men wear black felt trousers ("potouri"), a white embroidered shirt, and a red wool vest ("gileko").

Men's Clothing: Konya men's clothing is simple but showy. Dark colors are generally preferred. Cepken: Embroidered and waist-fitting vest-style clothing.

Shalwar (potur): Wide and comfortable trousers. Usually dark in color.

Sash: Wool or cotton fabric belt tied at the waist.

Women's Clothing:

Women's clothing is colorful and embroidered. It is made even more ornate on special occasions such as weddings. Bindallı: Long dress made of velvet fabric with gold thread embroidery. Especially worn at weddings.

Three skirts: A garment with a pieced skirt, usually made of cotton or silk fabric.

Fez and cover: A headscarf or red scarf is tied over the fez. The fez can be decorated.