Braids are both a culturally significant hairstyle as well as a convenient and protective one. Across several cultures, braiding hair is a tradition that people pass down through generations, with ...

"Yet another time that Kendall Jenner has appropriated black culture," one critic wrote on Twitter Dave Quinn is the Deputy News Director at PEOPLE. He has been working at the brand since 2016, and is ...

Beyond their practicality, braids offer endless room for creativity, especially when you want to refresh a familiar look. One ...

Meet Minakshi Singh, a passionate plant lover whose green thumb thrives in the heart of the city. As an avid explorer, she constantly seeks new adventures, reflecting her self-dependent spirit. When ...

Braids have always been a cornerstone of beauty and culture, especially in the early 2000s. One style that has stood the test ...

David Beckham previously opened up to PEOPLE about his cornrows hairstyle, admitting to having "regret" over the 2003 look "for many reasons" David Beckham‘s got a style contender in his son Romeo ...

Steph Curry changes things up and rocks cornrows. Stephen Curry hasn’t had this much time on his hands during the NBA Playoffs in quite some time, and he is now rocking a new hairdo. The three-time ...

*Oh Lord, here we go again with another case of cultural misappropriation. This time we’ve got our eye trained on MTV UK, which on Friday told the world that they’ve identified a hair trend. Guess ...

For many of us growing up in the early aughts, traditional cornrows were a quick style that could last through a chaotic grade school day. With some children — definitely not referring to ourselves ...

Cornrows are one of the most versatile ways to style and protect curly and coarse hair. You'll often see these gorgeous braids done in straight lines from the hairline, but they can also be weaved in ...

Listen. Cornrows, box braids, Bantu knots, Senegalese twists, dookie braids and anything else requiring finger coordination to create a weaved hairstyle is and will always be of the Diaspora. It’s not ...