Herringbone braids have long been popular with women who like to put their hair up but want something a little more complicated. But did you know that a herringbone braid is actually inspired by black braided designs? Fishbones started with African American culture and grew to become popular with all ethnicities – where they continue to dress hair all over the world today.
Another way to teach you how to have herringbone braids on your head. As long as you choose the right
The term “herringbone braid” has a double meaning. Some believe that “herringbone” is the same type of braid we call “fishtail.” But there are also African American braids that are braided close to the scalp, with one thick braid in the middle and thinner cornrows connecting the main braid at an angle. These really look like a herringbone. Below we look at examples of both types.
This herringbone braid is loosely gathered in the middle and pulled tight at the bottom. If you have long, thick hair, this is a fun braid to try.
Although an updo is always beautiful, sometimes you need something more casual. This mid-height herringbone model is ideal for girls who want to wear something to the office that is still suitable for a night out.
