Male turban models
The turban for both men and women is yet another fashion comeback, a revival of good trends. In the 60's they were very popular on the streets and there were those who wouldn't leave without one because they are really outstanding. The way to put it on is very simple: it wraps around the head several times and the end that is left tries to fit in some of the curves to stay hidden. And there is more than one model!
African
In addition to being a fashion trend, African turbans have a lot of culture and history behind the piece. The most popular model is the Ojá, which migrated to Brazil during slavery and is the same used in the traditional clothing of Bahians until today. Its cultural function is in the expression of its tribe through prints and religion in colors and graphic designs on the fabric.
O male turban African differs from the others especially in volume. They are longer and go around more, getting bigger on the head. He was also the great inspirer of a wave of turbans in Europe in the 30s, an inspiration for couture designer Paul Poiret. In Brazil, Carmem Miranda was responsible for popularizing the article for more than a decade.
Indian
In Indian culture, the turban has a very strong religious nature and means eternal love for God and living in charity. The turban for Indian men shows the world their complete relationship with God and gives courage. It would be like a symbol of high cultural affirmation. In prayer temples it is mandatory to use.
In their fashion relationship, they are more discreet than the Africans and generally in a single color, with light prints. It must be tied over the center of the head and with bands that by themselves already form a print.
Arab
Widely used in Brazil in costumes, it is a fundamental characteristic of Arab culture. There are two ways to use it: the straight one with straps on the head and the curled one like the ones mentioned above.
Casual looks with men's turban
One of the brands to give more strength to the accessory was Prada for women and since then the accessory has not left the scene. Over here the male turban it is used in casual fashion in an alternative way, combining both with bermudas or shorts in everyday life. Your white tank top can look really cool with the accessory.
If the male turban is printed give preference to t-shirts without many colors or plain to have just one element standing out in your look.
Your leather jacket will look super fashionable with the accessory, won't it?
If the idea is irreverence, the more laid-back the look, the better. Choose to combine your turban with t-shirts and loose pieces in the best street style.
Men's turban with suit, blazer or coat
Can use? Yes! You're not an Arab but you can look really cool with the proposal in a work look. Some ways to combine are:
- turban matching tie
- turban in the same color as the inner social blouse
- turban in the same color as the pocket square
- in a neutral color like black or white to fit any coat and shirt color
