The crisp autumn air hits your face while digging out your favorite long sleeves, wondering why all of the sudden your nails would critically require a deep navy polish. The deep polish does such a good job hiding the nails, it overpowers your fancy ring. Sigh. The deep navy along with any tone of deep matte navy is not only cute, but perfect for the office and chic for any dinner with a touch of glossy glamour. Why is it a whole mood for 2025? What mood is it trying to set? Each design has a different vibe and includes edgy for the night and fall that also make it endlessly adaptable. You have chosen the fall signature. Let’s go.
Elegance Over Sparkle
The deep matte polish with the touch of glossy glamour has a soft luxury to it the second I add the soft golden feathers. The base is muted and has a blue quality, while the feather accents capture the warm fall sun and shine like golden leaves. The light touch of feather seems to make it feel like falling leaves and the gold illuminating the dance of capture and release. The nails absent of sparkles feel more manicured and minimalist as well as impressively eye catching.
To achieve this wow factor, I’d recommend an OPI Matte Top Coat for a velvety finish, apropos for a deeper shade of navy like Essie’s “After School Boy Blazer” in color. Foils tend or metallic foils/plates give the design the most refined finish while not needing expert nail technician gestures, which in my opinion, is a win.
I appreciate this diminutive tan, it’ll age right and, as the day goes on, a cold sun glow comes right out of the design. This is honestly the best example of a design. Celebrity nail artist Betina Goldstein often praises, and even goes out of her way, to say the details in metallic tones finish a design instantly, and without effort. I personally admire the glow one gets, something a miniature sun bestows onto the skin, on a day the overzealous sun gives a break.
Modern Navy and Nude Contrast
The various elements in this design settle into one, as to tell a story and achieve harmoniously blissful details, which to include are the gloden rose, navy shimmer, and the blush nude. There is a level of femininity to it, without being over the top, as well as being prim and proper while staying buoyant. As summer comes to a close, the mixture of neutrals and darker blues or glitters is the perfect way to ease into the colder months.
To make this, get Zoya’s “Dream” (the navy shimmer) and a nude beige (you can’t go wrong with OPI “Bubble Bath”), and that’s the base. Then, roset gold nail Sticker’s or Metallic nail polish, and you achieve the perfect finish. Their is one part that I believe is finest the is that. This is the perfect design for any scenario, whether it is for the office or for a warm, candlelit dinner and allows you to have the sense of jewelry on your fingertips.
Minimal Mastre navy with Gold Stripes
This is something that you would likely see on a model during a photoshoot during New York Fashion Week because it is bold, graphic, and clean with a touch of navy chic. This is the matte navy fingers with gold stripes on top. Slightly bold. Slightly Modern.
With this one, precision is the key. I personally use nail striping tape for precise line work on the fingers. This is something you’d like with the broken glass opal for a touch of levity on the fingers with “Shattered Souls” with a layer or two of metallic top coat and you get the best high gleamed details.
There’s just something about the combination of those finger and toe nails with this outfit that turns them into the ultimate accessory. Wearing them with something more casual really makes the outfit pop.
Glittery Midnight Blue
These nails are bound to gain you some attention. Full glossy nails. Almond shaped. These nails are mirror polished navy blue and mirror polished gold. They are bold, dramatic, and perfect for nights out when you want to feel confident and want your nails to speak for you at cocktail style parties.
Manicurists are confident chrome nails are here to stay because of their ability to never go out of style. These nails catch the light at every angle and can easily be your go to accessories. These nails will forever be known as the “armor nails” because of their overwhelmingly fierce look.
Royal Nails With Gilded Tips
This has some regal energy. The base color of deep navy matched with golden-tipped edges gives out “modern queen” vibes. It is still balanced with the matte and high shine regard. Separating the golden tips with the matte nails serves mystery. It is elegant. This is the new take on the French tips for fall.
This is balance: gold tips on a matte black base nails.
As long as the golden edges are as freehanded as possible, they look the best. Also, matte navy nail polish works best if Zoya’s “Ryan” is used. For the perfectionist, nail shapers are the best option instead of the detail brush.
Having the option of detail freehanding is a calming process. The golden edges to freehand with detail brush are always the best. The coat is seamless to autumn nail art wraps that are luxurious. It makes winter bicycle rides chic. Something to sip that is always warm.
Glossy Lady-like Navy Blue
The smoothest shapes and design does not mean that they lack any creativity or effciency. The blue shape does not pop with glitters or colors and is therefore considered very elegant due to its soft styling. It is very smooth and pale—that cold uninviting smoothness. It invites very costly luxuries. Although the soft matte does not make a noteworthy retatd to chunky knitted and layered organized cloths, the feel of velvet on the shift of their does make a velvet like soft finish along with cozy fabric moast to the skin. It continues to dominate and shine along with the rest of the leading matte textures of the season.
The rest of the items one needs is very little. A navy polish does have strong pigmentation like Essie’s “Style Cartel” and along with any very good matte polish, one is guaranteed a smooth finish without any chalky appearance. The true hero polish that completes this set is a good ridge-filling which one needs a base coat and nothing to smooth with the arms rais.
The drying and full finishing of the navy polish with two coats, one walks away with foolish delights. The only thing that the two coats dry with blue and the ultra shiny velvet is the dry matte top coat polish. Out of nail and Jin’s Soon, the only thing is time is streaks.
Navy Almond With Silver Sparkle
“Elegance meets fun” describes this very well. The almond-shaped nails in velvety matte navy instantly acquire festive vibes with the addition of a full silver glitter accent. That contrast is what makes this look a bit bold but very much easy to carry. It makes me think of the sparkly city lights on a cold November night. You can easily wear this manicure with confidence on a regular basis, and it will shine at any festivities.
To achieve this look, I decide to use Zoya’s matte navy polish in “Ryan” and a chunky silver glitter polish from OPI called “Ce-less-tial Is More”. It is much more elegant to use a dense glitter on only one or two nails rather than dolling the glitter out all over.
Prep your nails by painting most of your fingers with navy polish then layering a few accent nails with silver glitter polish. Closing the glitter with a gel-topcoat ensures durability. Celebrity nail polish artist Julie Kandalec states that modern waves of glitter paired with a matte polish looks really in, and I completely agree.
With this style, I always feel ready for a party. Even the most boring weekday suddenly becomes a celebration with the added sparkle.
Navy with Celestial Accents
This design features an accent nail with a cosmic-inspired sprinkle of stars with dots and a glossy navy base. It has a whimsical yet polished style that reminds me of gazing up at a glittering night sky. It blends whimsical with elegance in a weirdly satisfying way, perfect for the grad who is unique and isn’t afraid to stand out.
For this look, I’d recommend starting with a base coat, then a deep, glossy navy blue, such as Dior’s “Bleuette.” For the accent nail, use a navy blue glitter polish, then add colorful dot stickers, or hand-painted specks in white, pink, and gold. The galaxy effect works best with layering.
Miss Pop, a nail artist, once said nail art doesn’t have to be intricate to create a big impression. Sometimes, a few playful dots added to a manicure can completely change the vibe. In this case, it couldn’t be more true.
When I have nails like these on, I find myself mesmerized by them as I look down throughout the day. They serve as little reminders of how beautify can feel like miniature universe resting on your fingertips.
Navy Ombre Gradient
The ombre trend shows no signs of stopping in 2025, and this navy-to-light blue gradient certainly proves why. The soft fade from deep indigo to icy blue is dreamy, and painterly, as if you’re watching the sky change from dusk to dawn. It is oh so tranquil, yet oh so stylish. An elevated option for those who want more than a solid color.
To create this, you will need two colors, a dark navy blue such as Essie’s “Midnight Cami”, and a pale ice blue such as OPI’s “Check Out the Old Geysirs”. Use a sponge to delicately blend the dark and light colors and create a gradient on each nail; then finish up with a glossy topcoat to seal it in.
Ombre nails are a little tricky, and not the easiest nail art to perfect, but they are more forgiving than you think, and a bit of imperfection really does help the blend look more natural. Nail professionals in the U.S. advise that the best way to sponge on color is in thin layers to avoid a heavy, bulky looking finish.
Ombre nails are perfect for this design because they capture the essence of autumn. Every time I wear this, I am reminded of autumn dusk.
Glossy navy coffin shape
The final look in this set draws glossy navy color on a long coffin shape, and the result is a striking, on-trend manicure. The length of the nail contributes to the impact, and the luster adds a modern, refined touch. I picture this look with sleek leather boots and an oversized coat, timeless autumn pieces with a modern twist.
To achieve this design, deep glossy shades are a must. Something like Gelish’s ‘Ivy, It’s Me’ will give the polish a shiny, deep base that will last a few weeks. The UV topcoat seals and protects the nail while tightening the polish and adding shine and durability, both needed for longer nails.
The steps are simple: thin coats of gel polish are applied and cured after every coat, a glossy tape and the design is done. Manicurists like Tom Bachik mention that the polish shape is the most important, the coffin shape, in particular, makes the hand look longer and nail polish appear brighter.
Every time I put on a set of long, glossy, deep navy nails, I feel a boost of confidence. They’re perfect for a statement and fall fashion, classy and bold in every sense.
Navy and rose gold accent
The nails are navy with a single rose gold metallic accent. The contrast is sharp yet sophisticated and the nails are bold without being overstated. The rose gold metallic accent is especially luxe for the fall and is an edgy balance for an elegant manicure. This manicure is like when you put jewelry on and just instantly elevate an outfit.
For this look, I would choose a navy gel. like OPI “Russian Navy.” The accent would be a rose gold metallic foil on a single accent nail. The combination of the 5 glossy textures with the shining accent nail, especially the warmer light, makes the nails pop.
The steps consist of a smooth navy gel on the entire nail and onto the one accent nail, rose gold foil tape or chrome can be layered on top. Cuticle seals with a gel top coat ensures longevity and prevents chipping.
I personally like the design because its a new conversation starter. It is very sleek and can be used for casual work days or fancy night outs.
Brush Stroke Gold On Navy
In this manicure, matte gold strokes are vibrant and flowing, while matte navy nails are dense, like a canvas, allowing a burst of golden brushwork to emerge and splash, uninterrupted. It looks ‘painted’ on. It looks a little raw yet polished. It feels like abstract art worn in a couture form. In Fall, navy blue and gold reminds of jewel-toned seasonal textures, from velvet jackets to cozy candlelit evenings.
I would recreate this from matte deep navy base like Essie’s “After school Boy Blazer” and finish it with a matte top coat. Touches of foil along with gold leaves provide golden accents, due to their naturally formed irregular, thick textures.
I found it straightforward. Once the base is ready, pieces of gold foil strategically and unevenly splayed across the nail surfaces creates a bold, dynamic and even art-like fusion. U.S nail artists have a habit of infossing on their clients, that a bit of nail polish mess often is the most charming part.
What fascinates me the most about the manicure is rather than polish, they lack creative boundaries. Every nail feels like a separate piece of art, making it an ideal canvas.
Navy and Gold Statement Set
This Juncture set features a striking variation of a gloss navy overlay on a neutral base along with detailed blue foliage and gold gemstones accents. The design on the set metaphorically tells a mini story. Every single nail tells a unique story, but however different they create a beautiful harmony. For the upcoming Fall 2025 season, personality reflection on the set design is more important than cohesive and streamlined designs.
If you want to create a nail and gold set, use gold stamping and deep juicy navy gel, along with soft nude polish. You’ll need a detailed central round brush to create the intricate blue overlays for the ivy brush stroke and leafy accents.
This technique brings the best features of different warm and cool shades. Each nail is different, with enchanting motifs of gold foil and intricate brush paintings of the gentle golds with stardust gold sprinkled. Nail artist Chaun Legend highlights a unique addition to each nail—a story. Ms. Legend believes it is possible for a nail set to be vibrant set without them completely matching.
Each gentle stroke of a nail polish brush becomes a touch of magic. You’ll notice the intricate details more and more with every glance, sporting endless stream of creativity. You achieve to empower yourself and have fun only in a single day of wearing the set.
French Twist in Navy and Gold
The classic French manicure is boldly updated with almond nails with navy tips and golden details above the delicate nudes. The result is a striking combination of glam and modern with a hint of playfulness. It’s a twist on French tips—perfect for every day wear with a touch of glam for the season.
A sheer nude polish like OPI’s “Samoan Sand” smooths the nail and is the perfect base, while a deep navy delivers striking tips. Sharp lines can be done with a fine brush, nail guides, or even tape. For the golden details, the foil works wonderfully, and striping polish is made for these tiny lines.
The process is made with laying the nude foundation, painting on the navy tips, and finally, the golden bits for contrast. Nail techs say French manicures, like this one, are in—now with a twist of bold, unexpected color pairings.
this manicure is a victory for chic, effortless nails, and I just adore how the tips make the nails look a little longer. The gold details are a classy touch, and navy is just such a pretty color.
Matte Navy with Gold Veins
This design has a unique look and feel of luxury. The gold veined mat navy polished almond base has an interesting depth and texture. The subtle gold adds the perfect touch of design inspiration from earth and nature for the autumn.
To recreate this look, I’d recommend starting with a deep mat navy blue base polish such as Zoya’s “Sailor” and, after that, add the gold foil polish with a very delicate nail brush for the best satisfying veining. The golden detail pops and adds flair to the blue of the nails.
When creating the veining, remember that you don’t want to have any sharp, crisp edges. The closer to organic and freeform the design is, the better. Nail technicians especially like to put it this way: the closer you get to marble design, the more beautiful it becomes.
This is, without a doubt, the most cozy and classy manicure. It looks great with very plushy, large sweaters. This manicure is perfect for autumn weekends, blending relaxation and fashion.
Highlighted Navy and Gold Swirl Details
This blend of light greys, deep navy, and flowing gold swirls is a study in contrast. The mixture of square layered acrylics adds an eye catching boldness, and the sheer gold details balance the acrylics, creating a refinement beautifully suited for the early autumn months. Gold is always a treasure, but paired with classic navy, it becomes a breathtaking piece of jewelry for the hands.
For this manicure, I like OPI Russian Navy paired with a muted grey like Essie Press Pause. Gold accents can be achieved with nail art foil or a metallic striping polish, of which both can be used for detailing. Flowing swirls and excellent length can be achieved with square acrylic tips, which provide the perfect canvas.
When it comes to this design, I start with the gray nails first because it helps balance the darker tones, and makes the navy pop more. After the base colors are cured, I use a fine liner brush dipped in metallic polish to make the elongated golden ribbons. The famous manicurist, Julie Kandalec, once said “metallics over deep shades read like modern jewelry.” This design definitely proves that point.
I myself enjoy this design the most during that in between season when summer is gone and you’re ready to welcoming the richer and more cozy tones. It’s not quite loungey, and not heavy. It’s that chic feeling that you get when you toss on a go to piece in your wardrobe for a new season.
Marble navy with Gold Foil Highlights
This set of almond acrylic nails, with a navy base, has a beautiful french marble effect, sparkly gold foil accents scattered on top, and glossy finish. This set is the perfect combination of refined and carefree. The blue color swirls are like the ocean depths while the metallic touches give you a warm feeling for autumn.
To me, it’s worth trying this style if I can find navy gel polish, especially like Gelish’s Midnight caller, and layering it with a sheer lighter blue polish. For sponging and nail art brushes, the polish would come out nice and blended. Top it with those thin gold leaf foils sealed with a clear builder gel, and you’re set.
It’s really so simple, I like to think the blue base is navy the rest is just lighter shades. For the lighter shades, I like to use a fine detail brush for swirls. I only add the swirls while the polish is still tacky so the foils can stick. My Nails Inc. friends always remind me, “Imperfections of marble make it beautiful.” So really, don’t pay attention to if the polish is symmetrical or not, it’s really about the style.
I can’t lie, the best things about it is it will make you feel like you’re put together while not trying to hard. For those planned nice evenings or the weekends in the fall when the weather is nice. It will make a really nice statement piece, it’s bolder but can still be wearable.
Matte Navy with Golden Leaf Detail
One design features a shorter almond-shaped nail and a velvety navy color with fine, delicate golden leaf details. The matte finish adds a lot of depth to the polish, while the gold touches are a subtle design element.
My favorite shade to use is Zoya Ryan, a creamy navy, and I finish the look with a matte top coat, like the OPI Matte Top Coat. The golden leaf effect is created with nail foils or metallic decals.
For the Application, I suggest you use a nail length that is slightly shorter than what you are accustomed to, since the matte finish will chip faster with longer lengths. The gold accent fits perfectly with the design so as not to take away from its elegant simplicity. Nail artist Jin Soon Choi captures the essence perfectly when she says, “Less detail with strong contrast makes more of an impact.”
Whenever I am in the mood for an understated but interesting look, I come to this design as one of my go to’s. It’s the kind of manicure that I can even use to show off while I am drinking my coffee, and makes me look professional when I am in the office typing away.
Glossy Navy Marble with Gold Touches
This design features a rounded almond shape with glossy navy marbling and tiny gilded accents. The glossy finish is modern and sleek compared to a matte look. It is easy to wear with both casual and semi-formal attires.
I would pair a navy base like Deborah Lippmann Rolling in the Deep with glossy blue jelly polish swirled in for depth. The design is finished off with a soft topcoat that’s sealed and glossy, while gold foil scattered about the nail gives an artisanal touch.
Based on my experience, one of the key tricks to marbled effect nails is to layer the design. Each swirl is partially dried before the next one is placed. This is an effective way to keep a design from turning muddy. A final piece of advice I’ve received from nail teachers is to always self adjust topcoat to raise the design—it helps to keep the outlines from being too sharp.
For me, this one feels a bit softer as opposed to bold, edgy styles making it more practical for daily use while still being captivating. It’s the kind of detail people seem to appreciate when you pass them a cup of coffee or when you pull up a scarf.
Matte Navy with Copper Leaf Motifs
Long rectangular acrylics, as the last style, are painted a soft, matte navy blue, with lovely copper-gold leaf gano motifs elegantly plastered on each nail. It is simple yet artfully done, and looks somewhat expensive—like embroidered velvet. Perfect for the fall evenings when the aim is for your nails to be the main accessory.
I would use OPI Chopstix and Stones as a navy base followed with a matte top coat for this type of nail art. The copper elements can be created with fine nail stamping plates or a detail brush dipped in Sally Hansen Insta-Dri Go for Gold.
This part is a bit more advanced, since there’s more emphasis on these elements of balance. I would fill the metallic polish into leaf shapes outline with a thin brush. Celebrity nail artist Elle Gerstein says, “Repeating patterns in metallics give nails a couture finish”—and this design perfectly matches that description.
This is my favorite from the set. I think its dramatic, seasonal, and timeless all at the same time. I would love to wear this in fall, as it is a reminder of the cozy richness of fall fabrics.
Navy Blue with Grabous & Autumn Things
This design celebrates fall with a fun twist: glossy navy nails and a single accent with white flowers and golden-orange leaves. The rounded and short nails are practical and functional while flowers on the navy accent is an element of excitement. It proves that flowers are not only for spring: a darker color can give a different atmosphere to the bright colors of spring to transition into autumn.
I would begin this look with a navy such as Essie After-School Boy Blazer. The floral is best done with fine white and burnt orange on acrylic paint or gel polish. A fine detailing brush and a steady hand will keep petals and leaves from being smudged together. A glossy coat properly seals the rest of the nail art while smoothing the top layer.
First, with two coats of navy polish, the base of the manicure is made, and then the accent nail is painted with designs free-handed. Alternatively, if free-hand painting is not your strong suit, floral nail stickers in the same colors work wonderfully. Betina Goldstein, a nail artist, said that “tiny details bring an everyday manicure to life” and this design is a perfect example of that.
I find this design is both fun and serious. Cozy with a hint of outdoors as though you are in sweater and it is fall, and, at the same time, it shows you can try new things.
Golden Botanicals Over Matte Navy
These almonds shaped with long tips designs turn the nails into little canvases. Each base of navy is softened by a velvety matte finish and then embellished with golden botanical motifs which may include delicate leaves and ornamental designs. It is as if the nails are dipped in golden sunshine. The long shape adds grace, making the entire view more like gentle adornment rather than just a simple nail polish.
For this look, I’m thinking Zoya Ryan again as the navy base covered with a matte top coat. The golden details can be done with metallic stamping plates or freehand with a gold nail art liner like Orly Instant Artist in Luxe.
This method works best when every nail design is sketched out ahead of time, which I’ve found is the key to avoiding chaotic spacing on the nails. Tom Bachik often tells us that “nails should complement the hands, not be a distraction,” and the negative space in this design achieves that balance perfectly.
This design feels the most luxurious, and I love that. It’s ideal for fall dinners and formal events when you want your nails to catch the eye, just not in a dramatic way.
Deep Navy Marble with Gold-Linked Veins
This manicure explores vibrant tones with navy black marbling with gold shimmering accents. The gold accents provide ideal drama and focus. The rounded nails seem modern and manageable. The navy and black combined creates a navy sculpture that is most complimentary in the winter.
To create this design, navy with Gelish Midnight Caller and a jet black with OPI Black Onyx. Just like with the marbles, the light blue jelly polish is layered with soft blending. Use the gold polish and the liner brush to draw the gold veins very carefully.
This method is much easier when each marbled nail is worked on individually. Vain polish before curing helps them blend very well. As it says in Elle magazine, gold detailing feels like luxury even in the smallest dose. This manicure is a perfect example.
For me, this design is both gloomy and luxurious. This design aligns with wanting nails that match the darker, layered aesthetic of fall.
Classic Navy with Copper Accent
This design highlights deep navy nails with one eye-catching detail: a copper metallic accent that is lightly painted over one nail in a fractured fashion. The shine keeps the design smooth while the copper accent provides the perfect amount of interest. It is understated, but the good kind of understated that is intentional and keeps with the style of the design.
To do this nail look, I would use Essie Booties on Broadway as a navy base. The copper accent can also be done with foil but for a softer look, I would use Smith & Cult Shattered Souls polish. The softer, more feminine edge is gained from the oval nail shape.
When doing metallic accents, I often do a thin stripe of metallic and seal it with multiple layers of clear top coat to prevent chipping. Nail pro, Miss Pop noted, “minimal metallic accents are the easiest way to modernize a solid manicure,” and I would say this design is perfect for that statement.
I could wear this all week without getting exhausted. It’s stylish for work, yet feels elegant for evening outings.
Matte Navy Squares with Golden Half-Moons
This particular creation fuses structural with refined features. The square shape of the nails has a matte navy finish, with golden half-moons at the cuticle line. A few of the nails remained high glossy creating an aesthetically pleasing juxtaposition of textures. The outcome is refined yet powerful, showcasing that simple compositions can be stunning.
Zoya Sailor or OPI Russian Navy with a matte finish is perfect for this manicure. Nail vynils, along with a metallic polish such as China Glaze 2030, can be used to create the golden half-moons. To achieve a desirable contrast of matte and glossy, precise application of the top coat must be used to avoid overlap.
I suggest polishing all of your nails in a matte finish, then going back to paint one or two nails with glossy top coat for contrast. Celebrity nail artist Gina Edwards often recommends playing with textures as “the quickest way to add some contrast to dark polish without it feeling overly heavy,” and this one certainly delivers.
This design I would wear in the middle of fall. It has form and some balance with just a hint of fun, like the perfect addition to a tailored blazer or a thick knit.
Studded Navy Gloss
The design captures the sophistication of a glossy navy manicure while enhancing it with a studded accent nail. The navy base is polished with a studded accent nail lined with a pyramid stud with a stoned border. This edgy touch adds a layer of elegance turning it into a stunning option for fall evenings.
The manicure requires CND Midnight Swim to be highly pigmented. The studded accent is done using nail glue, rhinestones, and a beautiful stud. A gel polish base is perfect here because its thickness secures the embelishments. A solid top coat or builder gel guarantees no studs fall out ever.
Sometimes, I start drawing on a nail wheel to layout the placement of ornaments. It is a good idea to plan the positions of the larger pieces before placing them on the nails. Celebrity nail artist Pattie Yankee has illustrated that “the placement of nail gems should follow the nail’s shape,” and that nail art tip is invaluable to ensure the placement of accents remains balanced.
This style has one of my favorite features, the balance – one nail is a focal point of the entire manicure; the other nails are simple and polished. It feels like a seamless piece of jewelry that is integrated into the manicure and ideal to wear with other rings and layers during the fall.
Polish Navy Blue and Nails with Rhinestone Stripes
This nails design features polish navy blue with a glamorous rhinestone stripe on one of the nude accent nails. Anchoring the manicure is the polish navy blue, while the nude accent brings a bold addition with the rhinestone stripe. The square shape offers the nails a designed look, and the polish is simple chic, while the rhinestones are placed just enough to elevate the nails without them being overly whimsical.
To get this navy blue and jewel-shaped nail art I’d use Essie After School Boy Blazer and OPI Samoan Sand. After applying the blue and nude polish, I use black polish and gel to create the base of the rhinestone outline. The rhinestones are set in the black polish and are shaped/secured by the polish. I was in the middle of securing the rhinestones of my art in the black polish outline and stopped to tell my followers to be careful. Beauty is in the detail and precision my fellow nail techs, and I hope you wear this design with the black and nude art like the queen you are.
Even to this day, I use this art for my winter and summer occasions. I like how the sparkle and the dark polish doesn’t clash in contrast and went with the jewel color. Everything in this design screams class and elegance, and I hope you wear it with pride ladies.
