European culture can be considered as overlapping cultures rather being one; it is a mixture of cultures.  There are cultural innovations and movements, sometimes at odds with each other. Thus the question of “common culture” or “common values” is pretty complex.

Greeks had laid the foundations of the Europe. Then strengthened by Romans; however stabilized by Christianity, which was also reformed thorugh Renaissance and Reformation then modernized in Age of Enlightenment in 18th century by “successive” European empires between 16th and 20th centuries.

Ethnic dresses have changed respestively. They consists mainly of ensembles, often called folklore dress that relate to clothes generally from the eighteenth century on. Sometimes the distinctive aspect of ethnic dress appears minimally to be one item, such as the plaid or tartan kilt of men in Scotland or the elaborate lace headdress of women in Britain that is known as “the coiffe”. Such items become romanticized as ethnic dress, worn for special events and holidays.

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