Sounds like a great day ! I only have one place to go to . <| sep |> Oh . Did not read that fine print . Thank you for this . <| sep |> I ' d get rid of all of them for the black with white strip lol <| sep |> I used to wear headscarves for nonreligious reasons namely growing my hair out there came a stage where NOTHING made it look good ! , and my favorite style was a Jewish ' tichel ', bump and all . Definitely go check out , it ' s run by Orthodox Jewish women , but they welcome anyone who wears headscarves , regardless of their reasonreligion . They have a Facebook fanpage , YouTube channel , the blog , and also a store where you can buy beautiful scarves and accessories . Definitely check them out ! Also , in my experience in my couple of years wearing headscarves 247 on the street and interacting with communities of women who cover , I have NEVER encountered anyone who got mad about ' cultural appropriation '. There ' s a sort of sisterhood among women who cover , regardless of what style they chose to wear or the reason for it . In fact , I ' ve found that religious women have been the most supportive towards me personally , and the reason most often cited was that the more nonreligious women who wear headscarves , the more normalized it is in Western society and the less people judge them or assume things about them based on their headcoverings . I wouldn ' t worry about it , seriously . It ' s also worth mentioning that people were a lot more likely to assume I had cancer than they were to assume I was religious I ' m skinny and naturally extremely pale , so that may not be an issue if your coloration is less sickly , haha . Edit Definitely read 2 ladywrapstarrivkasstory Wrapunzel post , for another perspective from a nonreligious headscarf wearer . There are actually quite a few nonreligious women who have been interviewed on the site , but this one is my personal favorite .