But then, I discovered that I could experiment with them to match my outfits. While trying to make your hair behave, you end up using styling products that damage the hair, but headwraps help avoid that, and protect hair from pollution!"She concludes, "One can style it in any way, but remember to carry it with élan and attitude. It might just become the next big thing.Chennai model Aishvarya Khumar, who has donned a headwrap for one her ramp walks recently, says, "As fashion evolves, so do trends, and it’s great to see headwraps and turbans becoming such a rage. My favourite is a bun wrap," she shares. Harry Styles and his headwraps inspired me to use them in photoshoots. They are now a fashion staple in my everyday styling.

In the process, the stylist did not forget the history of the South African headwraps he was emulating — an important aspect, which if ignored, could be appropriation of a culture.The popular accessory with roots in African culture, is now the talk of the town! Lupita Nyongo, Beyonce and other women of African descent have also been spotted sporting it."Robertson Lyngdoh, a stylist and fashion blogger from Shillong, recently helped create headwrap looks for a photoshoot." He also advises, "Keep in mind that colour schemes and quality of fabric play an important role."For Chennai-based stylist, Sara VK, headwraps are convenient for people on-the-go. Now, these decorative head gears have made an entry into India’s fashion world as well. It’s important to know that they are not just fashionable but have a history of slavery.". She states, "Headwraps are a great way to give a twist to any basic outfit. They look chic and majestic.Singer Alicia Keys has been making heads turn with her appearance in The Voice; not only because she’s going makeup free — but also for her stunning, vibrant headwraps she’s been donning. The twisted top style, which is very similar to the pagri Sikhs wear, is my favourite. Women now like to wear global fashion.

They look like a lot of work, but once you get the hang of it, it’s easy.Bengaluru-based fashion China Fabric for bag Manufacturers blogger Toshada Uma says, "I started wearing headwraps when I was 13, initially to cover up alopecia patches I had. She says, "It makes life easier when you have wild, unruly hair and saves a lot of time. "I’ve always been fascinated by South African headwraps. These wraps are the latest trend on social media, as well as ramps and wardrobes of fashionistas."Although she believes it isn’t her personal style, the model adds that she’d love to make a statement with one during her musical performances. Fashion blogger, Dolly Singh says that afro punk culture and hijab styles led her to experiment with them — and that she’d be sporting the style on her blog soon.