There are so many ways of styling a traditional South African headscarf (headdress or doek) that imagination is the only limit! Here are some examples; we will be adding more. Send in pictures of yourself so that we can add you to our portfolio.
Headscarf fashioned for a special occation
Zama showing a headscarf in red check Maasai Shuka fabric
A lovely headscarf, or headdress, made of a traditional African cotton fabric
Andiswa, one of our many special clients, beautiful in a headscarf of Maasai Shuka
An exotic way to wear your headdress for a special evening
Vuyiwe wearing a vibrant red and blue headdress made of traditional Maasai shuka fabric
Helen in a headdress composed of two pink kikoy headscarves
Helen wearing a headdress of two Kikoy headscarves, one in pink and one white
Blue and purple look regal on Helen. She used two headscarves to create this effect
Pink looks feminine on Helen – here she is wearing one headscarf made of pink Kikoy fabric
Another way of wrapping a kikoy fabric headscarf for a feminine look
A headdress in a blue and purple peacock fabric for a more exotic look
A simple everyday headscarf in striped Kikoy fabric
Another simple though elegant way to wrap your headscarf, or doek
Isn’t it amazing how many ways you can wrap a headscarf? The strawberry pink Kikoy looks lovely.
Another pink kikoy headscarf but, once again, wrapped differently