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John Travolta Now Owns a Dozen Berets Because ‘Men Can Have Fun, Too. Why Not Change it Up?’

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John Travolta Now Owns a Dozen Berets Because ‘Men Can Have Fun, Too. Why Not Change it Up?’
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John Travolta has embraced the beret as his signature look, particularly after his appearances at the Cannes Film Festival. He now owns at least 12 berets and believes that men should have more fun with fashion. Travolta also shared that he styled his daughter for red carpet events, showcasing a playful approach to their outfits.

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Home Film News May 28, 2026 8:08pm PT John Travolta Now Owns a Dozen Berets Because ‘Men Can Have Fun, Too. Why Not Change it Up?’ By Pat Saperstein, Marc Malkin River Callaway/Variety John Travolta has wholeheartedly embraced the beret as his trademark look since his headline-making appearances at the Cannes Film Festival earlier this month. At the DGA premiere Thursday of his directing debut “Propeller One-Way Night Coach,” he told Variety‘s Marc Malkin that he adopted the headwear idea to help feel like a director. “The beret has been around for 800 years,” Travolta told Malkin. “You know, the military — it’s an old school thing. I looked at all the photographs of me for 50 years and I can’t tell you the difference.

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