A couple in festive/ceremonial costumes. From Elbasan (Central Albania), early 20th century. | Albanian clothing, Albanian culture, Greek traditional dress
Traditional Albanian costumes : r/europe
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people, men, man in Albanian traditional costume, full length, 2nd half 19th century, clothes, ADDITIONAL-RIGHTS-CLEARANCE-INFO-NOT-AVAILABLE Stock Photo - Alamy
Image of Albanian man and woman costumes in a late 18th century by Unknown artist, (18th century)
Lord Byron (1788-1824) in Albanian Dress: A Sartorial Response to the Ottoman Empire
Albanian Costumes in Early Postcards | Albanian Blogger
Fashion, clothes in Albania around the 19th century, from the left, a Catholic couple from Skutari, a Mohammedan girl, a Mohammedan Albanian, a so-called Arnaute and an Albanian woman in rich, embroidered
Image of View of a couple in Albanian traditional costume in the by Unknown Artist, (19th century)
The fustanella, the pleated skirt on the Balkan Peninsula
Albanian Traditional Costumes
16th century Albanian costumes : r/albania
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Which region has the most beautiful female Albanian traditional clothing? - Quora
Veshje Popullore Shqiptare - Albanian Folk Costumes. Photo… | Flickr
File:Joseph Cartwright Albanian of Janina.jpg - Wikimedia Commons
Lord Byron (1788-1824) in Albanian Dress: A Sartorial Response to the Ottoman Empire
Albanian Traditional Costumes
BOOK Albanian Costumes Through the Centuries by Gjergji 2004 Traditional Folk Fashion Ethnic Dress History Construction Cultural Clothing - Etsy UK
Ceremonial Costume - Albanian, Female, circa 1900
Lord Byron (1788-1824) in Albanian Dress: A Sartorial Response to the Ottoman Empire
Xhubleta - Wikipedia
Fashion, clothes in Albania around the 19th century, from the left, two clothes traders from Tirana in the costume of the Pe… | Albania, Albanian culture, Albanians
Albanian costumes through the centuries - Albanian Folklore
Albania, 19th century. Men's and women's fashion plate depicting Albanian costumes. From Francois Charles Hugues Laurent Pouqueville (1770-1838), Journey through the Ottoman Empire, 1805. Colorprint by Dall'Acqua. - SuperStock
