25 Doek Styles Plus How to Tie a Headtie

The classic symbol of the African woman’s dressing is the headwrap, which is also called doek, headtie, gele, dhuku…

If you’re thinking of how to tie the headtie or just browsing the latest doek styles to get inspiration for that next outfit then you’re in the right place.

Doeks can be worn with the African traditional attire, peplum tops, jeans, and any other outfit that needs some royal touch.

You can browse our collection of doeks, dhukus, geles and get up to date with the latest styles.

1.Alex Asogwa in Silver choker and Bangles with a Head tie

2.Beautiful Sunflower Gele Head tie

3.Brenda Wairimu and her Doughnut style Head tie

4.Adelita Fafa in Beautifully Wrapped Kente Head tie

5.Chicamastyle In Long High Slit Ankara Skirt With Matching Head Tie and Peach Off Shoulder Hugging Top

6.Amina Abdi Rabar showing you how to wear a Doek stylishly

7.Thando Thabethe in Peach and Green Doek

8.Kwanele Kubheka in White Dress with Pink Doek

9.Omuhle Gela In Shweshwe Skirt, Tswana Shawl Top With Tassels and Black Doek

10.Lady In Red Off Shoulder Layered Seshoeshoe Top With Doek, Black Pants and Shoes

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24.Munira Suleiman Tanimu in a Turban Style Head wrap

25.Sino Booi In African Print One Arm Trouser Suit and Headwrap