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 ...

Ordinarily Guyanese women would not be seen walking down the street wearing head wraps, but according to designer Anetha Daniels, who specializes in creating African wear for both women and men ...

The journey of African head wraps can be traced back for generations. Here's how it made its way from Africa to Latinx culture and spirituality.

She noted that African head wraps are fashionable, spiritual and cultural depending on the person's choice for wearing it. ... These women can teach you head wrap techniques in a snap.

History and heritage are taking center stage with a prominent piece of headwear. For Olubukola Olalere, head wrapping is part ...

Abellard started wearing African-inspired headwraps more than 10 years ago. She said when she would travel to Haiti where she has family, some of the women disapproved of her wraps.

They want their children to be able to wear African head wraps to school without facing potential punishment. The issue started when the students from the group Young Women of Excellence wanted to ...

DURHAM (WTVD) -- The colorful head wraps known as geles (pronounced gay-lays) are worn by many women as an expression of their connection to the African continent. Advocates consider them symbols ...

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 ...