Beret is a warmer clothes for the head assembly without visor caps or wing or earmuffs. Small in size, it covers the scalp, creating a small chamber about two centimeters between its inner surface and the scalp. It sticks to the skull by its ribbed edge, or through a "rigid right wing". Traditionally associated with Basque culture, the Scottish outfit and complement in military dress, beret, as male headdress, with or without tassel embellishment, it has generated a wide cultural tradition. Similarly, but in a more precise context, the beret was associated throughout the twentieth century French artistic bohemia, especially the Parisian and later existentialist aesthetics. You can also mention its role in the iconography of Che Guevara, as "icon of postmodernism".
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