Nail Art for the Non-Traditional Bride
Brides who think outside the box will want standout nails in colors other than white. Make a set as different as they are for an unexpected nail look.
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Brides who think outside the box will want standout nails in colors other than white. Make a set as different as they are for an unexpected nail look.
For couples who want to get away, design tips based on a wedding’s setting. Look to Europe, wine country, or somewhere tropical for inspiration.
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.
Ana Karpova and Gaby Victorio of Henderson, Nev., created these three tips as the perfect bridal shower accent.
Entity’s Lenzi Brock of Vancouver, Wa., shows how to do a bridal manicure with the perfect hint of blue.
“The wedding industry is a green business, meaning it’s rarely hit by economic downturns,” says Erica Carr, a San Francisco- and Maui-based makeup and hair artist who has created bridal looks for more than 1,000 weddings.
For this week’s #throwbackthursday, we checked out the hottest bridal manis from some of our "vintage" June issues.
Essie polished the nails at Bridal Fashion Week 2016 for three designers.
Freshen up bridal mani colors with sophisticated shades with a touch of glam.
Andrea Armstrong, Nailed Again, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada