Headwrap: meaning, definitions and examples

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headwrap

 

[ ˈhɛdræp ]

Noun
Context #1 | Noun

fashion accessory

A headwrap is a piece of cloth worn around the head for fashion or cultural reasons. It is often used as a stylish accessory or as a way to protect the hair from damage. Headwraps come in various colors, patterns, and fabrics, allowing for endless styling options.

Synonyms

head covering, headscarf, turban

Examples of usage

  • Many African cultures have a long tradition of wearing headwraps as a symbol of pride and heritage.
  • She tied a colorful headwrap around her head to complement her outfit.
  • Headwraps can be worn in different styles, such as turban, knotted, or twisted.
  • During hot weather, a headwrap can help keep the head cool and protect the skin from the sun.
  • Headwraps have gained popularity in recent years as a fashion statement and a way to embrace cultural diversity.

Translations

Translations of the word "headwrap" in other languages:

🇵🇹 lenço de cabeça

🇮🇳 सिर का स्कार्फ

🇩🇪 Kopftuch

🇮🇩 kerudung

🇺🇦 головний убір

🇵🇱 chusta na głowę

🇯🇵 ヘッドラップ

🇫🇷 foulard

🇪🇸 pañuelo para la cabeza

🇹🇷 başörtüsü

🇰🇷 헤드랩

🇸🇦 غطاء الرأس

🇨🇿 šátek na hlavu

🇸🇰 šatka na hlavu

🇨🇳 头巾

🇸🇮 naglavna ruto

🇮🇸 höfuðklútur

🇰🇿 бас киім

🇬🇪 სათავეზე

🇦🇿 baş örtüyü

🇲🇽 pañuelo para la cabeza

Etymology

The tradition of wearing headwraps dates back centuries and is prevalent in many cultures around the world. In African communities, headwraps have been used as a form of self-expression, cultural identity, and resistance to oppression. The style and significance of headwraps vary from region to region, with each design carrying its own symbolism and history. Today, headwraps continue to be a symbol of pride and beauty, transcending cultural boundaries and making a statement in the world of fashion.

See also: beheader, head, headache, headband, headbands, header, headgear, headhunter, heading, headland, headline, headman, headmaster, headmistress, headpiece, headquarters, headrest, headscarf, headset, headshot, headsman, headstall, headstrong, headwear, headwind, hothead, overhead.