... a little more than a beanie, but not as eye-catching as a hat. A golden middle way, you could say, for this timeless and currently so fashionable headwear.
It was worn by artists and nobility all over Europe and dates back as far as the Bronze Age. Since 1810, when it began to be produced commercially in France, it has been associated precisely with that country.
There are no rules for wearing a beret. Shorter women do not have to avoid it, as they do wide-brimmed hats, and it even suits fuller figures. It is very versatile, and yet I see it very rarely on the streets.
I love berets just like other headwear and I own them in several colours. Today I will show you a few outfits in which I wore berets, and I trust they will convince you.
