Ashley Gregory,
Chicago
@ashley_g_nails
Buddy Sims,
Bella Dea Day Spa, Omaha, Neb.
@buddysimsnails
Danielle Costantino,
Gel Essentialz, Cranston, R.I.
@nailsbydanielle
Lauren Boyd,
Graffiti Nail Bar, Memphis, Tenn.
@graffitinailbar
Karalee Chabot,
Nashua, N.H.
@karaleenails
Victoria Zegarelli,
Nail Bar Lounge, Long Island, N.Y.
@nailbarlounge
Jen Fetty,
Middleton, Idaho
@jenfetty
Hiroko Fujikawa,
MARS the Salon, Los Angeles
@marsthesalon
Ashley Gregory,
Chicago
@ashley_g_nails
Buddy Sims,
Bella Dea Day Spa, Omaha, Neb.
@buddysimsnails
Danielle Costantino,
Gel Essentialz, Cranston, R.I.
@nailsbydanielle
Lauren Boyd,
Graffiti Nail Bar, Memphis, Tenn.
@graffitinailbar
Karalee Chabot,
Nashua, N.H.
@karaleenails
Victoria Zegarelli,
Nail Bar Lounge, Long Island, N.Y.
@nailbarlounge
Hiroko Fujikawa,
MARS the Salon, Los Angeles
@marsthesalon
Brides who are a bit old-fashioned will love replicating classic looks. Take a cue from old pearls, family heirlooms, embroidery, beading, or even a borrowed wedding dress to create nail art that will be treasured for years to come. For more vintage-style nail art, check out the June 2015 issue of Nail Art Gallery Magazine.
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