Elevate Your Summer Style With The Headwrap

Take your style to the next level with the headwrap. The look is so bomb, stylish and afrocentric. You'll fall in love and want to wear them all the time.

Leopard Print Headwrap Outfit

STYLE & CO HEADWRAP | F21 TEE (SIMILAR) & JEANS

IZABELLA RUE WEDGES

L’OREAL COLOUR RICHE BLAKE’S RED LIPSTICK 

I usually love to accessorize my outfits with shoes, bags, jewels, and let’s not forget my signature bold lip, but I’ve recently found myself to be totally obsessed with a new accessory- the headwrap. The look is so bomb, stylish and afrocentric. It takes your style to the next level. The first time I tried wearing a headwrap, I was still relaxed and having a bad hair day. It made me look presentable enough to leave the house and get on with my day. Once I started wearing my natural hair I found that headwraps were perfect for those days when I needed to wash my hair, or when my twists were still wet and not ready to take apart. I then started incorporating headwraps into my outfit planning as I realized how much I loved the look.

Black head wrap Oversized Shades

H&M HEADWRAP | SUNGLASSES (SIMILAR) | MAC RIRI WOO LIPSTICK (LE)

If prints are a little too much for you, start off with a headwrap in a neutral solid color. Pair it with oversized sunnies for a retro glam look. Oh, and don’t forget the oversized hoops. Once you’re comfortable wearing solid colors, incorporate prints and coordinate your headwraps with your lipstick for a super chic look. You’ll fall in love and want to wear headwraps all the time. Don’t fret as the look works all year round.

Purple Tropical Headwrap

HEADWRAP PURCHASED IN CANCUN | LA SPLASH LIP COUTURE IN CRIMINAL

You can turn any scarf into a headwrap as long as it’s at least 2 yards (72″ long.) That includes all of those scarves and wraps that you probably already have laying around the house and never thought about using as a hair accessory. You can even get creative and make your own. Just go to the fabric store and pick out material in fun prints, in a 100% cotton or cotton blend. Make sure you get at least 2 yards, and more if you’d like a bigger knot. I’ll try to do a headwrap tutorial for you guys soon.

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