At Opening Ceremony’s fall show, negative space nail art held its own. Naomi Yasuda for Essie created a design to harmonize with the designer’s collection inspired by Belgium.
I recreated the look using Scotch tape on a dried base coat.
To match the original design which included Essie’s Aruba Blue ($8.50), I used Wet ‘n Wild’s Save by the Blue ($2.29).
What do you this of this design? Let me know in the comments below.
A sleek and minimalist nail art look made a statement at New York Fashion Week. The design originally executed by nail legend, Jin Soon Choi, was created for a collaboration between designer Prabal Gurung and Sally Hansen.
Photo Credit: Rachel Adler, Beauty High
Much of Gurung’s Fall 2014 designs were inspired by the beauty of Nepal. The country’s rich color palette resonated in Sally Hansen’s newest limited edition polishes that were used to make the look. The collection will launch in September.
To recreate the chic look of a nude base and a thin burgundy striped I used Butter London’s Flawless Base Coat ($19) and Essie’s Bordeaux ($8.50).
What do you think of this look? Let me know in the comments below.
While Valentine’s Day is meant to appreciate and acknowledge loved ones, the holiday is also an opportunity to love yourself a little bit more.
Here are five manicure ideas that will show off your inner confidence and big heart:
1. Perfectly pink digits with a negative space design that says you’re ready to try something new.
2. Two hearts paired with metallic polish for the hopeless romantic with an edge.
3. Plain white nails to embrace a blank slate filled with possibilities of love.
4. A classic crimson base manicure with a plaid design for the bold lover.
5. Glitzy nails for the Valentine that wants to show off her sweet side.
What do you think of these Valentine’s Day designs? Let me know in the comments below!
Looking to keep the nail art neutral this Super Bowl Sunday? I’ve got the look for you!
Up the ante with glitter and make a statement with a bit of design to show your support for the die hard football fans.
Here’s a girly football manicure you can sport at kick off:
What do you this of this look? Let me know in the comments below!
The Super Bowl kick off is happening on Sunday, are you ready to get your nailgating on?
If you’re rooting for the Seattle Seahawks, then this manicure is surely to score big with the fans.
What do you think of this fanicure? Let me know in the comments below!
Happy Super Bowl weekend! My loyalty this Sunday will be with the Denver Broncos. To get ready for kick off, I executed this fanicure.
Major congrats to five-time NFL MVP award winner, Peyton Manning. To celebrate this achievement I am already nailgating.
What do you think of this fanicure? Let me know in the comments below!
Make an already bold nail polish even bolder with a graphic design.
I’m wearing Marc Jacobs 118 Oui! ($18) and China Glaze Liquid Leather ($5.50) on the accent. I painted mirrored square halves on the top and bottom of the nails using black and white striper polishes.
What do you think of this design? Let me know in the comments below!
After reviewing Essie’s Steel the Way nail appliques I instantly fell in love with the design and easy application. If you are looking to get the most wear of the nail wraps, I recommend finishing off the manicure with a layer of top coat.
Here is a sample of Essie’s Croc n Chic nail decals.
What do you think of the nail wraps? Let me know in the comments below!
I recently added Essie’s Full Steam Ahead ($8.50) to my nail polish collection.
The medium toned lilac bottled beauty inspired me to create a glitzy pastel striped nail art design.
This is a little close-up of the rhinestone action happening on the glitter accent nail. I used Prism by China Glaze ($6) to compliment the sheer shimmer of Essie’s East Hampton Cottage ($8.50) base color.
Here’s a Vine time lapse video of how the manicure was executed.
What do you think of this look? Let me know in the comments below!
Happy Grammy’s day! Contemporary chic meets absolute cuteness in today’s featured nail art.
I used Sugar Coat by Wet n Wild ($1.49) as a base color, added Oui! by Marc Jacobs ($18) as a gradient and layered a coat of Sparked by Wet n Wild ($4.70). To outline the accent nail I used Blanc by Essie ($8.50). I applied a nail accessory from Ocean Nails Supply in the center negative space and placed sequins from Jewelry Heist by Spoiled ($1.99) around the nail art ring.
Here’s a time lapse video of the making of this manicure.
What do you think of this look? Let me know in the comment below!
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