Neon Nails on the Runway
Debroah Lippman used a hot melon shade on the nails of a Zac Posen model, while a white base coat under yellow polish brings out the fluorescence on a Rag & Bone model, as reported in Elle's March issue.
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SEARCHMENUSEARCHDebroah Lippman used a hot melon shade on the nails of a Zac Posen model, while a white base coat under yellow polish brings out the fluorescence on a Rag & Bone model, as reported in Elle's March issue.
Elle's 'It List" for the spring include cool pastels, glitzy metallics and ombré neon. The list includes colors from Essie's The Art of Spring collection, in Pop Art Pink and Lilacism, which "give pastels a new cool."
Redbook Magazine says mint "gives all your fashion and beauty basics a refreshing twist."
Jan Arnold, CND's trend expert, tells Redbook Magazine the new nail shape to have is a rounded oval on short- to medium-length nails, which results in a more feminine look.
Designers bring splashes of sunshine to the runway for spring 2010.
Nail artists compete in a challenge to win a trip to New York City Fall Fashion Week.
According to InStyle, a mixture of warm gray, cappuccino brown, and mauve create "the newest neutral for nails," with undertones that are flattering on all skin tones.
Sixty-seven percent say yes to neon nails, according to Glamour magazine.
Marie Claire says "the prettiest spring pedicures come out in the buff."
Elle Magazine, Polish edition, features Color Club's Sexy Siren polish in its beauty section.
Matte polish is still hot, according to the February issue of Glamour. Be prepared by testing out the matte French mani and stocking up on matte topcoats.
Don't like matte polish? According to Woman's Day, Orly's Metal Chic Collection is a good alternative.
According to Allure beauty editors, Orly Foil FX Nail Lacquer in Rage is an attention-grabbing polish that will get wearers noticed.
Teen Vogue says bright blue nails paired with bold-colored clothes and makeup are in this spring.
Civilian versions of military apparel — from gold buttons and tassels to military jackets (a la Michael Jackson) and camouflage — are a timely trend.
Go back to the 1980s with an updated take on the sparkly, brightly colored, ruffle-laden looks that were characteristic of a fashion decade.
According to Cosmopolitan, green nails are the bold new trend.