Anyone who knows me knows how much I love wearing headwraps! I first started wearing headwraps about two years ago. I watched Youtube videos to learn how to create styles, and then I started going to headwrap workshops in Detroit. I loved the workshops because I was able to learn more about the art of headwrapping while connecting with other women who loved headwrapping, too!
There are so many different beautiful headwrap styles. That’s the beauty of headwraps– it’s all about expressing yourself and creating your own personal style. From easy turban styles to bow headwraps and elegant Gele headwrap styles, the possibilities are endless! You can even use a shirt or leggings to create a headwrap style! Here’s another headwrap tutorial that I love.
And let’s not forget those days when you just don’t have time to do your hair or it’s wash day. Wearing a stylish headwrap is perfect to wear as a protective style for days like this. You can cover your hair and still look fabulous, especially if you’re in a rush to get out the door!
Below you will see photographs I rounded up of my favorite headwrap styles. Some of the styles are from workshops I attended in Detroit and other styles are from images I found on Pinterest and the internet. Let me know in the comments below which headwrap style you love the most!
HERE ARE A FEW OF MY FAVORITE HEADWRAP STYLES:
Beautifully Wrapped Headwrap Expo in Detroit, Michigan (Photo credit: Good Life Detroit)
Zarinah El-Amin Naeem is the founder of the Beautifully Wrapped Head Wrap Expo in Detroit, MI. I learned so many great things about headwrapping! It’s a wonderful event. Definitely recommend it! (Photo credit: Good Life Detroit)
The turban look is also a great way to wear a headwrap. (Photo credit: Pinterest)
One of my favorite scarf headwraps I like to wear in the fall. I bought this scarf at Old Navy and turned it into a headwrap style for my hair! (Photo credit: Good Life Detroit)
Wrapped in Love Headwrap Organization in Detroit, MI. Love Rose hosts many headwrap workshops to teach men and women how to create beautiful and unique headwrap styles. I attended one of their headwrap workshops and learned a few different new headwrapping styles! (Photo credit: Wrapped In Love)
Love Rose, founder of Wrapped In Love in Detroit, MI. She is so friendly and teaches women and men how to create beautiful headwrap styles! (Photo credit: Good Life Detroit)
Photo of me at a headwrap event in Detroit, MI. (Photo credit: Good Life Detroit)
Photo of me in Detroit at a headwrapping event.
Another beautiful headwrap design by Monica Bedford Echols from an event I attended in Detroit, MI. I love the way she matched her headwrap design with her outfit. (Photo credit: Good Life Detroit!)
Monica Bedford Echols created this beautiful bow headwrap style. This image is from my time at a headwrap workshop in Detroit, Michigan. (Photo credit: Good Life Detroit)
Roseline Onwenu, owner of Sterose International Boutique led a workshop on Traditional African Headwrapping in Detroit, MI. (Photo credit: Good Life Detroit)
I attended the We Rock Dope Hair Natural Hair Festival in Detroit, MI and learned more about headwrap styles. (Photo credit: Good Life Detroit)
I bought this pashmina from Wrapunzel. It is so beautiful and I only wear it in the fall and winter! (Photo credit: Good Life Detroit)
AFRICAN PRINT HEAD WRAP/SCARF (YELLOW GREEN KENTE) from D’IYANU
I really love this simple headwrap style with a bandana. The bow in the front is cute and you can also dress it up or dress it down! (Photo credit: Pinterest)
I love the headwrap fabric in this image. It is perfect for the Fall. I have a pashmina scarf that looks similar to it. (Photo credit: Pinterest)
I found this product online and I love the look. I think it would be good in the colder season because it covers the entire head. (Photo credit: Dupsie’s African Clothing)
Another beautiful headwrap style by Dupsie’s African Clothing! (Photo credit: Dupsie’s African Clothing)
Tracee Ellis Ross always has a beautiful style. I love her headwrap style with the bun in the back. (Photo credit: Tracee Ellis Ross)
The “bun on top” headwrap style is also another favorite of mine. I wear my headwraps like this sometimes. (Photo credit: Pinterest)
I love this beautiful bow headwrap style! I am going to try it sometime soon. (Photo credit: Pinterest)
I like how she styled her headwrap look. She turned it into a headband. (Photo credit: Pinterest)
My daughter Michala likes to wear her headscarf with the tail to the side. (Photo credit: Good Life Detroit)
Michala wearing a black striped headscarf. We were at the farmers market in Eastern Market. (Detroit, MI) Photo credit: Good Life Detroit
I love the vibrant colors of her headwrap! I have one that is a little similar to this style. (Photo credit: Pinterest)
I love this headwrap look because of the big bun in the back. It’s another stylish way to wear your headwrap style! (Photo credit: Pinterest)
