Head wraps are a statement piece many Black women feel pride in wearing. They are great for casual, formal, cultural or even vintage looks. Even better, there are many ways to wear them, too. You can ...

The relationship between Black women and their head wraps is a special one. From elaborate designs and scene-stealing bows to subtle twists and colors, our crowns say a lot about our personalities, ...

These hair wraps will certainly help you turn heads with bold colors and patterns. Black-owned hair accessories brand The Wrap Life makes the most beautiful hair wraps and headbands. The hair ...

The art of wrapping one's head with cloth crosses many cultural boundaries but remains a mystery to some. Zarinah El-Amin Naeem, a Detroit-based anthropologist, wants those with questions to learn ...

The International African American Museum is hosting workshops to teach visitors the traditional art of African head wrapping ...

The journey of African head wraps can be traced back for generations. This cultural, spiritual, and religious symbol made its way from the continent of Africa to the Caribbean and Latin America, ...

NEW YORK — In a matchbox-size studio on the third floor of a building in Manhattan's East Harlem, Paola Mathe unfolds a sienna-and-black printed scarf. To most observers, the 21-by-70-inch piece of ...

There’s no shortage of glam at a yearly Michigan fashion show where men, women and children glide down a runway while music booms in the background. But what sets this catwalk apart is the celebration ...

Celebrities aren’t the only ones sheathing their illustrious strands in head wraps this season. Their mini-mes are also copying the look, and we can’t get over how adorable they look. Kaaivia James, ...

A woman's love for head wraps inspired her to make sure every queen's head is crowned with her product. Gainesville native Marriette Ellis, owner and founder of Head'n Treasure, said she has been ...