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37 Bandana Hairstyles For Some CBK-Inspired Accessorizing

So chic.

Sophie Ross

Published on February 22, 2026 07:15AM

Renate Reinsve with her hair in a bandana — Getty Images

There are hair accessories, and then there are bandanas. Being that they’re larger than your typical barette or headband, taking up much more surface area depending on how you wear them, bandanas are pretty undeniable. In fact, wearing a bandana can be a statement even if the rest of your fit is fairly unremarkable.

Because there are so many ways to wear them, we turned to the stars to find some of the best bandana hairstyles out there. Plus, we tapped hairstylists Jason Lee and Leo Izquierdo for their expert tips on styling. Bandanas have been around seemingly forever, but these 37 styles feel entirely fresh. They’re also CBK approved, which has to count for something.

Meet the Experts

Jason Lee is a hairstylist and colorist.
Leo Izquierdo is the co-founder of the haircare line IGK Haircare.

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The Jackie O

Jackie Kennedy wearing her hair in a bandana. — Getty Images

If you need more proof that the look is classic, here is CBK’s mother-in-law, Miss Jackie O, rocking the exact same accessory.

02of 37

Swept-Back Twists

A woman with her hair swept back in a bandana. — @amaka.hamelijnck / Instagram

A printed statement bandana is the perfect way to pull back locs, braids, or Senegalese twists—and look chic while doing it.

03of 37

Gentle Waves

A bandana is a great way to protect a blowout. Here, it’s worn simply over gentle waves, with a couple of loose strands left out, to frame the face.

04of 37

Messy Ponytail

A messy ponytail is as simple as it gets—but throw a bandana around it and boom, it’s instantly trendy. If you’re worried about the scarf or bandana coming undone, use bobby pins to secure it.

05of 37

It Girl Bandana

Kendall Jenner and Hailey Bieber taking a mirror selfie and Kendall is wearing a bandana head scarf — @kendalljenner/Instagram

If it has the Bieber or Jenner stamp of approval, who are we to question it? We love how cool and casual Kendall looks with her bandana, leaving her face-framing pieces of hair loose.

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Half-Up With Tied Fishtail Braid

half up half down braid on blonde hair tied with a bandana — @thegoodhairday/Instagram

We love this take on the fishtail braid, which sees hair put into a half-up, half-down style and braided before being secured at the top of the braid with a bandana. While most styles would utilize the bandana at the bottom of the braid, this ensures that the scarf can cascade down nearly half of the hair.

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Natural Curls

woman with natural hair texture with bandana over top — @steffi_unicornn/Instagram

Sometimes, a bandana doesn’t require much in terms of styling. Here, it’s worn simply over the top of natural curls, and tied underneath. To achieve similar waves on straight hair, Lee says, “I always recommend letting hair air dry in two very large braids. The larger the braid, the more natural the waves will appear. This is a classic way to create and control air-dry waves in your hair and is especially good for those who have medium to thick hair.”

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Curly Pixie With Bangs

A curly pixie style or lob is a great style on which to wear a bandana. Here, natural curls are showcased thanks to the ends and the bangs being peeking out from the silk scarf.

09of 37

Long and Textured With Curtain Bangs

woman with long textured hair with curtain bangs and a floral scarf — @y2kfairybaby/Instagram

Long, textured hair looks great when wrapped with a silk scarf or bandana. This look, in particular, is kept casual thanks to long, textured curtain bangs. Lee says that even those with straight hair can add texture. “For straight to wavy hair, you can ‘set’ the hair to create a wave pattern using clips,” Lee says. Basically, you just wrap the curl and pin it on top of the head with a clip and let it set for a few minutes.

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Protective Wrap

woman with curly hair in a protective bandana turban — @mazulye/Instagram

This is such a chic way to protect hair from the elements. Fashion your bandana into a turban and let the front curls peek out.

11of 37

Messy Bun

This just in: A messy loose bun paired with a textured floral bandana is our new on-the-go hairstyle from here on out.

12of 37

Swept Back

The best solution for those days when you just don’t know what to do with your hair: Sweep it back in a patterned bandana. Of course, the straight, glossy hair is the perfect finishing touch. If you want to straighten hair, don’t want to deal with heat damage, take a cue from Izquierdo: “If you are worried about damage from heat tools, let your hair air dry a couple of times a week to give it a break from heat.”

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Off Duty

Bandana Hairstyles Headband Kaia Gerber — Getty Images

Turn your bandana into a makeshift headband to keep a loose updo in place and pesky flyaways at bay. Allow the style to do double-duty by applying a protective product, Izquierdo reccomends.

14of 37

Faux Bangs

Want to test-drive bangs before you actually make the cut? Tuck your hair into a bandana to achieve a faux-bang effect, like this Brigitte Bardot-inspired look.

15of 37

Add Some Barrettes

Bandana Hairstyles with Barrettes Justine Marjan — @justinemarjan/Instagram

Secure your bandana in place with some chic barrettes clipped onto the side. (Who cares if they’re more for show than function?) We love the three she chose here and the equally chic and effortless bandana style.

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Tiny Ballerina Bun

Back view of blonde woman with bangs and low bun with scarf around base — @carolinlauffenburger/Instagram

Short-haired girls get to get in on the bandana fun, too. A long handkerchief or bandana makes a chic statement tied around a tiny ballerina bun.

17of 37

Front Wisps

Sweep your hair back into a bandana style and leave face-framing wisps in front to give off major “I summer in Positano” vibes. (All you need is a convertible to complete the look.)

18of 37

90s Vibes

Woman with long, layered hair and black and white bandana — @_viluong/Instagram

Is anyone getting a J.Lo flashback right now? Channel the ’90s with a white bandana, pieces in front, and a ’90s-inspired lipstick.

19of 37

Volume on Top

Bandana Hairstyles Volume — @belavtrr/Instagram

Hold voluminous curls in place with a strategically tied bandana folded in half and tied above your hairline. We love the hot pink bandana paired with red lips here.

20of 37

Tied With a Bow

Back view of wavy hair tied into ponytail with orange floral bandana — @grayscaleyyc/Instagram

Secure your low ponytail with a hair tie, then wrap your bandana around it and tie it in a bow. Voilà—an effortless, feminine statement hairstyle that takes less than two minutes.

21of 37

Loose & Effortless

Side view of woman with bouncy blowout and leaf-patterned bandana — @ariana.arrivillaga/Instagram

Confession: It might be annoying to have to brush hair out of your face all day with this style, but we’re obsessed with the effortlessly chic vibes and loose, messy tendrils falling out. Worth it.

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Bun Wrap

Who needs scrunchies? (Okay, we do, but we’ll make an exception here.) This bandana-wrapped-bun—that’s likely secured in place with a hair tie underneath—makes a cool statement, especially with this bandana’s fiery-red hue.

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Tied Up

Fold your bandana into a headband and wrap it around before knotting it on the top of your head. The look is sure to get you lots of compliments.

24of 37

Piece-y Bun

Say “hello” to the perfect accessory to pair with a piece-y bun or updo. Bonus points: add in a single, face-framing tendril for extra chicness.

25of 37

Effortless and Half-Up

Back view of wavy hair tied half-up with red and white floral bandana scarf — @_colordeojos_/Instagram

If you don’t have time for an intricate hairstyle but you want to look like you put energy into it, clip or tie your hair in a half-up style before wrapping a bandana around the section. Major statement, minimal effort.

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Wrapped Up

This is the new best hairstyle for greasy-hair days. To get the look, fold your bandana in half and place the straight edge right below your hairline on your forehead, then tie the corners around so it holds down the back corner of the bandana triangle.

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Long Scarf, Short Pony

Back view of short ponytail hairstyle with green ombre stripe scarf — @buyuleyicisaclar/Instagram

It’s business in the front and a party in the back. A long statement headscarf or bandana makes an unexpected dynamic duo with a short, low ponytail.

28of 37

Dramatic Topknot

A scarf wrapped around a high bun — @edith.official/Instagram

Make a statement with a sleek topknot tied up with a bold scarf or bandana.

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Boho Braids

Bandana Hairstyles Braids — @allthingshairuk/Instagram

Go for a boho vibe by braiding sections back and securing them together in place with a hair tie. Then, tie a bandana around the base, and let the fabric flow freely.

30of 37

Complete Head Covering

Elsa Hosk with a scarf covering her head as she takes a mirror picture — @hoskelsa/Instagram

Bad hair day? We don’t know her. Everyone will be none the wiser about what your strands look like once they’re wrapped in a luxe head scarf.

31of 37

Beach Day Bandana

A woman in a colorful swimsuit in the water wearing a matching yellow bandana — @freepeople/Instagram

A super easy way to stave off scalp sunburn and keep your hair protected from the sun, salt or pool water is to match your bandana to your bathing suit!

32of 37

Bandanas, Three Ways

Alix Earle and other models on a boat wearing bandanas three different ways — @sipmargs/Instagram

Whether you prefer wearing your hair up, down, or completely covered, there’s a bandana hairstyle for you. Take a cue from Alix Earle and wear yours wrapped around your chin– or look to the two other models, here, one with their scarf around their ponytail and the other fashioned into a headband around their head.

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Designer Duds

Dorit Kemsley with a Louis Vuitton scarf over her bleach blonde straight hair — @justinemarjan/Instagram

No matter what you’re wearing– even sweats or gym clothes– throwing on a chic head scarf can totally level up your look. Take a page from Dorit Kemsley’s book with her Louis Vuitton head wrap. We love the contrast with her super straight, blonde strands.

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Bandana Braid

Justine Marjan with a scarf braid — @justinemarjan/Instagram

Take a boring braid up a notch by wrapping your scarf or bandana around its base, then use the length as one of the three strands and braid as usual.

35of 37

Bun Wrap

Dorit Kemsley with a Versace scarf wrapped around her braid bun — @justinemarjan/Instagram

We love a slicked-back bun just as much as anyone else, but there’s something even more alluring about a braided bun with a scarf wrapped around it. Bonus points if you match it to your fit.

36of 37

Red Hot Messy Bun

A blonde women with curly hair wearing a messy bun and red bandana — @justinemarjan/Instagram

This look is giving us total Rosie the Riveter vibes, but in a chic, modern way. Whether your hair is naturally curly or not, you can always add in some curls to give your bun more volume, or just focus on curling the front pieces for a more polished feel.

37of 37

Feeling Beachy

Hailey Bieber with her beachy bandana. — @haileybieber/Instagram

Few things feel better than that post-beach day shower, but if you don’t feel like washing your hair– we don’t blame you!– tie on a bandana and you’re all but dinner-plan ready.

Hair
Hair Styling

37 Bandana Hairstyles For Some CBK-Inspired Accessorizing

So chic.

Sophie Ross

Published on February 22, 2026 07:15AM

Meet the Experts

Jason Lee is a hairstylist and colorist.
Leo Izquierdo is the co-founder of the haircare line IGK Haircare.

01of 37

The Jackie O

If you need more proof that the look is classic, here is CBK’s mother-in-law, Miss Jackie O, rocking the exact same accessory.

02of 37

Swept-Back Twists

A printed statement bandana is the perfect way to pull back locs, braids, or Senegalese twists—and look chic while doing it.

03of 37

Gentle Waves

A bandana is a great way to protect a blowout. Here, it’s worn simply over gentle waves, with a couple of loose strands left out, to frame the face.

04of 37

Messy Ponytail

A messy ponytail is as simple as it gets—but throw a bandana around it and boom, it’s instantly trendy. If you’re worried about the scarf or bandana coming undone, use bobby pins to secure it.

05of 37

It Girl Bandana

If it has the Bieber or Jenner stamp of approval, who are we to question it? We love how cool and casual Kendall looks with her bandana, leaving her face-framing pieces of hair loose.

06of 37

Half-Up With Tied Fishtail Braid

07of 37

Natural Curls

08of 37

Curly Pixie With Bangs

A curly pixie style or lob is a great style on which to wear a bandana. Here, natural curls are showcased thanks to the ends and the bangs being peeking out from the silk scarf.

09of 37

Long and Textured With Curtain Bangs

10of 37

Protective Wrap

This is such a chic way to protect hair from the elements. Fashion your bandana into a turban and let the front curls peek out.

11of 37

Messy Bun

This just in: A messy loose bun paired with a textured floral bandana is our new on-the-go hairstyle from here on out.

12of 37

Swept Back

13of 37

Off Duty

Turn your bandana into a makeshift headband to keep a loose updo in place and pesky flyaways at bay. Allow the style to do double-duty by applying a protective product, Izquierdo reccomends.

14of 37

Faux Bangs

Want to test-drive bangs before you actually make the cut? Tuck your hair into a bandana to achieve a faux-bang effect, like this Brigitte Bardot-inspired look.

15of 37

Add Some Barrettes

16of 37

Tiny Ballerina Bun

Short-haired girls get to get in on the bandana fun, too. A long handkerchief or bandana makes a chic statement tied around a tiny ballerina bun.

17of 37

Front Wisps

Sweep your hair back into a bandana style and leave face-framing wisps in front to give off major “I summer in Positano” vibes. (All you need is a convertible to complete the look.)

18of 37

90s Vibes

Is anyone getting a J.Lo flashback right now? Channel the ’90s with a white bandana, pieces in front, and a ’90s-inspired lipstick.

19of 37

Volume on Top

Hold voluminous curls in place with a strategically tied bandana folded in half and tied above your hairline. We love the hot pink bandana paired with red lips here.

20of 37

Tied With a Bow

Secure your low ponytail with a hair tie, then wrap your bandana around it and tie it in a bow. Voilà—an effortless, feminine statement hairstyle that takes less than two minutes.

21of 37

Loose & Effortless

22of 37

Bun Wrap

23of 37

Tied Up

Fold your bandana into a headband and wrap it around before knotting it on the top of your head. The look is sure to get you lots of compliments.

24of 37

Piece-y Bun

Say “hello” to the perfect accessory to pair with a piece-y bun or updo. Bonus points: add in a single, face-framing tendril for extra chicness.

25of 37

Effortless and Half-Up

26of 37

Wrapped Up

27of 37

Long Scarf, Short Pony

It’s business in the front and a party in the back. A long statement headscarf or bandana makes an unexpected dynamic duo with a short, low ponytail.

28of 37

Dramatic Topknot

Make a statement with a sleek topknot tied up with a bold scarf or bandana.

29of 37

Boho Braids

Go for a boho vibe by braiding sections back and securing them together in place with a hair tie. Then, tie a bandana around the base, and let the fabric flow freely.

30of 37

Complete Head Covering

Bad hair day? We don’t know her. Everyone will be none the wiser about what your strands look like once they’re wrapped in a luxe head scarf.

31of 37

Beach Day Bandana

A super easy way to stave off scalp sunburn and keep your hair protected from the sun, salt or pool water is to match your bandana to your bathing suit!

32of 37

Bandanas, Three Ways

33of 37

Designer Duds

34of 37

Bandana Braid

Take a boring braid up a notch by wrapping your scarf or bandana around its base, then use the length as one of the three strands and braid as usual.

35of 37

Bun Wrap

We love a slicked-back bun just as much as anyone else, but there’s something even more alluring about a braided bun with a scarf wrapped around it. Bonus points if you match it to your fit.

36of 37

Red Hot Messy Bun

37of 37

Feeling Beachy

Few things feel better than that post-beach day shower, but if you don’t feel like washing your hair– we don’t blame you!– tie on a bandana and you’re all but dinner-plan ready.

Hair
Hair Styling

Meet the Experts

Jason Lee is a hairstylist and colorist.
Leo Izquierdo is the co-founder of the haircare line IGK Haircare.

01of 37

The Jackie O

If you need more proof that the look is classic, here is CBK’s mother-in-law, Miss Jackie O, rocking the exact same accessory.

02of 37

Swept-Back Twists

A printed statement bandana is the perfect way to pull back locs, braids, or Senegalese twists—and look chic while doing it.

03of 37

Gentle Waves

A bandana is a great way to protect a blowout. Here, it’s worn simply over gentle waves, with a couple of loose strands left out, to frame the face.

04of 37

Messy Ponytail

A messy ponytail is as simple as it gets—but throw a bandana around it and boom, it’s instantly trendy. If you’re worried about the scarf or bandana coming undone, use bobby pins to secure it.

05of 37

It Girl Bandana

If it has the Bieber or Jenner stamp of approval, who are we to question it? We love how cool and casual Kendall looks with her bandana, leaving her face-framing pieces of hair loose.

06of 37

Half-Up With Tied Fishtail Braid

07of 37

Natural Curls

08of 37

Curly Pixie With Bangs

A curly pixie style or lob is a great style on which to wear a bandana. Here, natural curls are showcased thanks to the ends and the bangs being peeking out from the silk scarf.

09of 37

Long and Textured With Curtain Bangs

10of 37

Protective Wrap

This is such a chic way to protect hair from the elements. Fashion your bandana into a turban and let the front curls peek out.

11of 37

Messy Bun

This just in: A messy loose bun paired with a textured floral bandana is our new on-the-go hairstyle from here on out.

12of 37

Swept Back

13of 37

Off Duty

Turn your bandana into a makeshift headband to keep a loose updo in place and pesky flyaways at bay. Allow the style to do double-duty by applying a protective product, Izquierdo reccomends.

14of 37

Faux Bangs

Want to test-drive bangs before you actually make the cut? Tuck your hair into a bandana to achieve a faux-bang effect, like this Brigitte Bardot-inspired look.

15of 37

Add Some Barrettes

16of 37

Tiny Ballerina Bun

Short-haired girls get to get in on the bandana fun, too. A long handkerchief or bandana makes a chic statement tied around a tiny ballerina bun.

17of 37

Front Wisps

Sweep your hair back into a bandana style and leave face-framing wisps in front to give off major “I summer in Positano” vibes. (All you need is a convertible to complete the look.)

18of 37

90s Vibes

Is anyone getting a J.Lo flashback right now? Channel the ’90s with a white bandana, pieces in front, and a ’90s-inspired lipstick.

19of 37

Volume on Top

Hold voluminous curls in place with a strategically tied bandana folded in half and tied above your hairline. We love the hot pink bandana paired with red lips here.

20of 37

Tied With a Bow

Secure your low ponytail with a hair tie, then wrap your bandana around it and tie it in a bow. Voilà—an effortless, feminine statement hairstyle that takes less than two minutes.

21of 37

Loose & Effortless

22of 37

Bun Wrap

23of 37

Tied Up

Fold your bandana into a headband and wrap it around before knotting it on the top of your head. The look is sure to get you lots of compliments.

24of 37

Piece-y Bun

Say “hello” to the perfect accessory to pair with a piece-y bun or updo. Bonus points: add in a single, face-framing tendril for extra chicness.

25of 37

Effortless and Half-Up

26of 37

Wrapped Up

27of 37

Long Scarf, Short Pony

It’s business in the front and a party in the back. A long statement headscarf or bandana makes an unexpected dynamic duo with a short, low ponytail.

28of 37

Dramatic Topknot

Make a statement with a sleek topknot tied up with a bold scarf or bandana.

29of 37

Boho Braids

Go for a boho vibe by braiding sections back and securing them together in place with a hair tie. Then, tie a bandana around the base, and let the fabric flow freely.

30of 37

Complete Head Covering

Bad hair day? We don’t know her. Everyone will be none the wiser about what your strands look like once they’re wrapped in a luxe head scarf.

31of 37

Beach Day Bandana

A super easy way to stave off scalp sunburn and keep your hair protected from the sun, salt or pool water is to match your bandana to your bathing suit!

32of 37

Bandanas, Three Ways

33of 37

Designer Duds

34of 37

Bandana Braid

Take a boring braid up a notch by wrapping your scarf or bandana around its base, then use the length as one of the three strands and braid as usual.

35of 37

Bun Wrap

We love a slicked-back bun just as much as anyone else, but there’s something even more alluring about a braided bun with a scarf wrapped around it. Bonus points if you match it to your fit.

36of 37

Red Hot Messy Bun

37of 37

Feeling Beachy

Few things feel better than that post-beach day shower, but if you don’t feel like washing your hair– we don’t blame you!– tie on a bandana and you’re all but dinner-plan ready.

01of 37

The Jackie O

If you need more proof that the look is classic, here is CBK’s mother-in-law, Miss Jackie O, rocking the exact same accessory.

02of 37

Swept-Back Twists

A printed statement bandana is the perfect way to pull back locs, braids, or Senegalese twists—and look chic while doing it.

03of 37

Gentle Waves

A bandana is a great way to protect a blowout. Here, it’s worn simply over gentle waves, with a couple of loose strands left out, to frame the face.

04of 37

Messy Ponytail

A messy ponytail is as simple as it gets—but throw a bandana around it and boom, it’s instantly trendy. If you’re worried about the scarf or bandana coming undone, use bobby pins to secure it.

05of 37

It Girl Bandana

If it has the Bieber or Jenner stamp of approval, who are we to question it? We love how cool and casual Kendall looks with her bandana, leaving her face-framing pieces of hair loose.

06of 37

Half-Up With Tied Fishtail Braid

07of 37

Natural Curls

08of 37

Curly Pixie With Bangs

A curly pixie style or lob is a great style on which to wear a bandana. Here, natural curls are showcased thanks to the ends and the bangs being peeking out from the silk scarf.

09of 37

Long and Textured With Curtain Bangs

10of 37

Protective Wrap

This is such a chic way to protect hair from the elements. Fashion your bandana into a turban and let the front curls peek out.

11of 37

Messy Bun

This just in: A messy loose bun paired with a textured floral bandana is our new on-the-go hairstyle from here on out.

12of 37

Swept Back

13of 37

Off Duty

Turn your bandana into a makeshift headband to keep a loose updo in place and pesky flyaways at bay. Allow the style to do double-duty by applying a protective product, Izquierdo reccomends.

14of 37

Faux Bangs

Want to test-drive bangs before you actually make the cut? Tuck your hair into a bandana to achieve a faux-bang effect, like this Brigitte Bardot-inspired look.

15of 37

Add Some Barrettes

16of 37

Tiny Ballerina Bun

Short-haired girls get to get in on the bandana fun, too. A long handkerchief or bandana makes a chic statement tied around a tiny ballerina bun.

17of 37

Front Wisps

Sweep your hair back into a bandana style and leave face-framing wisps in front to give off major “I summer in Positano” vibes. (All you need is a convertible to complete the look.)

18of 37

90s Vibes

Is anyone getting a J.Lo flashback right now? Channel the ’90s with a white bandana, pieces in front, and a ’90s-inspired lipstick.

19of 37

Volume on Top

Hold voluminous curls in place with a strategically tied bandana folded in half and tied above your hairline. We love the hot pink bandana paired with red lips here.

20of 37

Tied With a Bow

Secure your low ponytail with a hair tie, then wrap your bandana around it and tie it in a bow. Voilà—an effortless, feminine statement hairstyle that takes less than two minutes.

21of 37

Loose & Effortless

22of 37

Bun Wrap

23of 37

Tied Up

Fold your bandana into a headband and wrap it around before knotting it on the top of your head. The look is sure to get you lots of compliments.

24of 37

Piece-y Bun

Say “hello” to the perfect accessory to pair with a piece-y bun or updo. Bonus points: add in a single, face-framing tendril for extra chicness.

25of 37

Effortless and Half-Up

26of 37

Wrapped Up

27of 37

Long Scarf, Short Pony

It’s business in the front and a party in the back. A long statement headscarf or bandana makes an unexpected dynamic duo with a short, low ponytail.

28of 37

Dramatic Topknot

Make a statement with a sleek topknot tied up with a bold scarf or bandana.

29of 37

Boho Braids

Go for a boho vibe by braiding sections back and securing them together in place with a hair tie. Then, tie a bandana around the base, and let the fabric flow freely.

30of 37

Complete Head Covering

Bad hair day? We don’t know her. Everyone will be none the wiser about what your strands look like once they’re wrapped in a luxe head scarf.

31of 37

Beach Day Bandana

A super easy way to stave off scalp sunburn and keep your hair protected from the sun, salt or pool water is to match your bandana to your bathing suit!

32of 37

Bandanas, Three Ways

33of 37

Designer Duds

34of 37

Bandana Braid

Take a boring braid up a notch by wrapping your scarf or bandana around its base, then use the length as one of the three strands and braid as usual.

35of 37

Bun Wrap

We love a slicked-back bun just as much as anyone else, but there’s something even more alluring about a braided bun with a scarf wrapped around it. Bonus points if you match it to your fit.

36of 37

Red Hot Messy Bun

37of 37

Feeling Beachy

Few things feel better than that post-beach day shower, but if you don’t feel like washing your hair– we don’t blame you!– tie on a bandana and you’re all but dinner-plan ready.

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37 Bandana Hairstyles For Some CBK-Inspired Accessorizing

37 Bandana Hairstyles For Some CBK-Inspired Accessorizing

The Jackie O

Swept-Back Twists

Gentle Waves

Messy Ponytail

It Girl Bandana

Half-Up With Tied Fishtail Braid

Natural Curls

Curly Pixie With Bangs

Long and Textured With Curtain Bangs

Protective Wrap

Messy Bun

Swept Back

Off Duty

Faux Bangs

Add Some Barrettes

Tiny Ballerina Bun

Front Wisps

90s Vibes

Volume on Top

Tied With a Bow

Loose & Effortless

Bun Wrap

Tied Up

Piece-y Bun

Effortless and Half-Up

Wrapped Up

Long Scarf, Short Pony

Dramatic Topknot

Boho Braids

Complete Head Covering

Beach Day Bandana

Bandanas, Three Ways

Designer Duds

Bandana Braid

Bun Wrap

Red Hot Messy Bun

Feeling Beachy

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The Jackie O

Swept-Back Twists

Gentle Waves

Messy Ponytail

It Girl Bandana

Half-Up With Tied Fishtail Braid

Natural Curls

Curly Pixie With Bangs

Long and Textured With Curtain Bangs

Protective Wrap

Messy Bun

Swept Back

Off Duty

Faux Bangs

Add Some Barrettes

Tiny Ballerina Bun

Front Wisps

90s Vibes

Volume on Top

Tied With a Bow

Loose & Effortless

Bun Wrap

Tied Up

Piece-y Bun

Effortless and Half-Up

Wrapped Up

Long Scarf, Short Pony

Dramatic Topknot

Boho Braids

Complete Head Covering

Beach Day Bandana

Bandanas, Three Ways

Designer Duds

Bandana Braid

Bun Wrap

Red Hot Messy Bun

Feeling Beachy

The Jackie O

Swept-Back Twists