ITS A WRAP!

Gatsh IT.MIX AND MISS.


WE tried.WE really tried to ignore it..NO MATTER who you are..where you from, this trend is out to get us all.I caught this bug last year(thanks to  stylist JUNE AMBROSE<3) but i didnt wan' be a trend whore  follower.IT.JUST.wasnt my tingg.anwas the trend that survived, infected many tribes around the world..every And any skin colour..(watever) you wan call it the HEADWRAP/ DUGU/ TUKWI/TURBAN.
TUKWI(Botswana-Setswana language)/Turbans/headwraps have been worn throughout countless cultures. Sikhs wear these wrapped-up headpieces for religious reasons and it’s believed Arabs historically wore them to shield themselves from the desert sand and sunlight.Its uses or meaning can vary depending on the country and/or religion.

The turban is our Guru's gift to us. It is how we crown ourselves as the Singhs and Kaurs who sit on the throne of commitment to our own higher consciousness. For men and women alike, this projective identity conveys royalty, grace, and uniqueness. It is a signal to others that we live in the image of Infinity and are dedicated to serving all. The turban doesn't represent anything except complete commitment. When you choose to stand out by tying your turban, you stand fearlessly as one single person standing out from six billion people. It is a most outstanding act.SO SAYS THE SIKHS.

For US, africans, It is a connection between past and present, and between the Africans that came to the Americas as slaves and those who remained in Africa. It is a historical fashion accessory that spans from pre-slavery Africa to the wardrobes of Black women all over the world in the present day. 
 In Ghana opportunity to wear a duku usually falls on a religious day of Friday , Saturday or Sunday, depending on if they are Muslim, Seventh-Day Adventists or Sunday church-going Christians.
In Botswana Tukwi is worn to show respect(black) at funerals and worn in any colour for weddings.
ohkay..back to fashion..
If you have not mastered the art of tying a turban/headwrap  yourself (fromscarves and/or scrap material), June’s turban line is a great alternative as they have been creatively constructed by the “Queen of Turbans” herself.

 INTERNATIONAL CELEBRITIES-HEAD WRAPS

THE HAUTE COUTURE WAY

THE HIGH FASHION WAY

THE AFRICAN WAY
In Africa,N.B-continent country .  Headdress has always played an important part in African culture. Male head wraps symbolize wealth and social status, while female headdress is a sign of prosperity and spirituality. be Inspired by African cultures. Re-connect  with your roots.(I KNOW WE ARE THE REASON WHY AFRICAN AMERICAN are into HEADWRAPS...THEY NEED TO know.)

US...GaTsh Fros (tsholo, Gaone)

Sino Sea-Starr Ragontse

Chandida (Didah Nlebesi)

here is..YOUR WAY TO FEELING LIKE YOU BELONG.WRAP IT.

read more------> follow the link
http://www.ehow.com/how_4422775_tie-african-head-wrap.html


YOU KNOW we always.ALWAYS encourage you to mix and miss.do you.BE ONE..NON-CONFORMIST.there is no right way..or wrong way.YOU CAN NEVER please everyone.WRAP IT HOW you want it.BUT be sure IT DONT fall off:).

MIX AND MISS
SHOW LOVE STILL
BE A FASHION NERD..its okay.
SMILE