35 Mohawk Braids Hairstyles

There are several different ways you can create and style Mohawk braids. One of the most common ways is to cornrow the hair (on both sides of the head) towards the center of the head, letting the ends of the braids hang towards the back. The braids can also feed into a single, chunky braid down the middle. Another popular way to style Mohawk braids is to take the ends of the braids (or twists) and arrange them into mini buns for a fun “faux hawk” style.

Here’s a classic version of the Mohawk braids style. There are a variety of ways to style the cornrows to truly make this look your own.

This Mohawk braid style features beautifully intricate details, such as a rounded section in the front of the head that is separated by neat stitch parts. Multi-sized cornrows curve around the sides of the head and a single, chunky braid down the center of the head is created with the help of golden-brown braiding hair that’s added in.

These stunning Mohawk braids feature a neat cornrowed pattern along the sides and two-toned color in the form of golden brown braids down the center of the head.

This gorgeous Mohawk braid style is created with medium-sized stitch braids along the sides of the head and a single chunky braid going down the center of the head. A hint of blonde and red color really make this style pop.

These immaculate Mohawk braids are comprised of box braids and cornrows. The box braids are styled into a simple twist, which helps keep them secure.

This beautiful Mohawk braids style features a single chunky braid going down the center of the head and neat stitch braids along the sides. Smaller cornrows are braided in between the larger ones for a chic, modern look.

This style combines cornrows on the sides and long twists down the middle of the head, giving it a more unique look. Wear the twists down or feel free to style them into a cute high bun.

This chic style features a single, long, chunky braid going down the middle of the head. The hair along the sides is slicked up towards the center of the head, sectioned by micro cornrows.

Crochet braids take Mohawk braid styles to another level. Two-toned purple and black crochet hair creates pretty curls down the center of the head while the hair along the sides of the head is braided into an intricate design.

This beautiful style combines stitch braids along the sides with a chunky braid down the middle. Skinny cornrows separate each of the medium-sized stitch braids.

This stunning style features neat, tiny cornrows along the sides and two long, shiny burgundy braids down the center of the head. This style is sure to garner you lots of compliments.

This pretty style features immaculate rows of cornrows on the sides and red and black Senegalese twists down the center of the head, putting a literal “twist” on the classic Mohawk braids style.

This style features a single chunky braid down the center of the head. Instead of being styled into cornrows, the hair along the sides is slicked down for a sleek look.

This chic “faux hawk” style is a different interpretation of the classic Mohawk braids. To recreate this style, cornrow the hair towards the middle of the head and unravel the ends of the braids for beautifully defined curls.

This pretty style features a single chunky braid down the middle of the head and slightly curved cornrows on the sides. Wooden beads give this style a finishing touch.

This gorgeous style is created with small cornrows and chunky flat twists which are arranged and pinned up into an intricate design. This style is perfect for any occasion.

Here’s a classic example of Mohawk braids. The hair is neatly braided towards the center of the head and fall right in the middle. This is a great look that works any time of year.

This pretty style is created with a chunky braid down the middle and multi-sized cornrows on the side: medium-sized stitch braids and skinny cornrows.

For this style, the hair is braided into cornrows along the sides while the hair in the middle of the head is braided into chunky cornrows going straight down, creating a beautiful contrast.

This style is created by braiding the hair into an intricate cornrowed design, feeding into two chunky, purple braids that are placed slightly off-center: giving this Mohawk braid style a unique twist.

These simple Mohawk braids features two-toned color, giving this style a look that stands out.

If you want to rock a Mohawk braid style using just your natural hair, this is a great choice. Style the hair along the sides into cornrows or flat twists and unravel the ends for voluminous curls.

This pretty Mohawk braid style is accessorized with gold beads for a chic final look. Stitch braids along the sides are separated by thin cornrows for a modern finish.

If you’re looking for a truly unique Mohawk braid style, this is a great choice. Featuring an intricate cornrowed design and a single braid down the center of the head that splits into two braids, this style is sure to turn heads wherever you go.

These pretty crochet braids are arranged down the center of the head for a classic Mohawk style. The sides are styled into flat twists to complete this look.

This beautiful style combines chunky braids and small cornrows on the sides for a really elegant final look.

These gorgeous, long Mohawk braids are incredibly neat and stylish. Use Kanekalon hair if you want your braids to have a natural sheen.

This style is created with thick cornrows on the sides and long twists down the middle. A hint of reddish brown color really makes these braids and twists pop.

This intricate styles combines multi-sized cornrows and twists. The twists are pinned into mini buns down the center of the head for a really cute faux hawk look.

This gorgeous style is created with slightly curved stitch braids along the sides and a pull-through braid down the center of the head. This style is sure to make you stand out.

For this beautiful style, the hair is braided into neat micro cornrows which feed into pencil-sized, tailbone length box braids.

This stunning Mohawk braids style features a simple braided design in the back, giving it a more unique look.

For this Mohawk braids style, stitch braids on the sides feed into a long braid down the middle of the head, which begins as a two-strand twist before being split into three for a classic braid.

This pretty, curly faux hawk is created by flat twisting the hair towards the center of head and unraveling the ends. For even coilier curls, wrap the ends of the twists into Bantu knots when setting the style.

This beautiful Mohawk braids style is created by braiding the hair along the sides and twisting the hair down the middle. These long twists make it easy to modify this style in a variety of ways.

This gorgeous Mohawk braid style features angled, multi-sized cornrows (medium-sized stitch braids and classic, skinny cornrows) and a thick, single braid down the middle of the head. The center braid is adorned with gold beads for an elegant finishing touch. This is a great style for formal occasions.