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With an unexpected mix of darks, brights, and neutrals, designers manipulate reality to transport consumers to an enchanting place, free from the stresses of everyday life, according to the Pantone Color Institute.
Raised, round texture adds an outerwear-inspired element to nail art.
Definition: This is camouflage that’s actually meant to get you noticed. Instead of sticking to earth-tones like forest greens and browns, try camo patterns in bright colors or even pastels.
Cover nails in crystal for full-on sparkle.
Combine these two classics in eye-catching and frequently geometric designs to make them a modern favorite.
Thick or thin, horizontal or vertical, stripes stand out as a bold graphic print that can be monochromatic or multi-hued.
Feminine prints with opulent finishes such as velvet, glitter, and metallics make for a luxurious look.
Resembling simple strokes of a brush from a painter’s hand, this runway trend translates perfectly to the blank canvas of a solid-colored nail plate
For spring 2012 designers are inspired by diverse influences, showcasing a range of styles and lifestyles — from free and playful to light and breezy, plus contemporary classics.
No longer just for doilies and potholders, crafty crochet — a fabric-creating technique that involves looping thread with a hooked needle — now appears in designer dresses, shoes, and other accessories.
