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Tropical Vacation Nails for Summer 2025: 25 Stunning Designs to Try on the Beach
Tropical waves, sandy cocktails, and that refreshing salty breeze are all elements of vacation destinations that inspire wonderful new ideas. Designers are dreaming up each bold look for nails this summer. This summer is all about designs that evoke specific memories and experiences. Whether it is Beach Mexico, your dream is to visit Beach Hawaii, or you wish to sport a short square mani that says “I’m ready for vacation,” this guide for Beach 2025 will provide you with the current hottest and juiciest ideas in nail art.
Are you prepped and ready to unleash vacation vibes to your fingertips?
Short square style with Abstract Color Pop
This style exudes a sense of vivaciousness even if there is no length to the nails. Short square lovers will savor the twirling, joyful, and free character of the design. Swirls and strokes along with small splotches of eye-catching colors overlaid on a neutral background will surely capture everyone’s attention. That single white dandelion-like figure serves as soft subtraction pale against the mess of color. Art can be relaxing. We can see that in this design because it looks and feels uncomplicated, classy, and easy — the kind of design that would take you from gallery hopping in the art district to poolside sangrias without much trouble.
For the nails, start with a base color of creamy soft pink or nude which would be blossom bubble bath by Opi. Then, add bold bright colors like Tangerine Tease and Mojito Madness as secondary colors and finish off with Mod Square. To get the articulated lines, a fine-tip brush is a must. If you are not up for free handing it, some time saves nail wraps with abstract designs.
This takes a good amount of patience as the design requires thin layers to prevent any smudging. You start off with a base, paint the base first and let it dry completely before adding the colors in any order, the more random the better. According to Betina Goldstein, minimalist queen and celebrity nail artist, the easiest way to shift the attention to the beauty of short nails are the use of negative space and mixed texture while feeling like a statement.
Let’s just say I turned heads when I styled these on a recent trip to the beaches in Tulum with friends. Short nails can be quite playful and don’t need to keep things boring at all. This will prove that fun designs can have a huge impact even when done in small scale.
Ocean Marble Elegance with A Hint of Sparkle
Now this design really is the epitome of elegant tropical drama. This marble swirl design in oceanic blues and whites captures the essence of ‘seeing waves crash in slow motion.’ The entire look has a certain dreamy fluidity, further enhanced by the central strand of tiny rhinestones that whisper opulence. Effortlessly evokes the fantasy of “sunset yacht cruise”–worthwhile calm, cool, luxurious, and a touch over the top.
To replicate the look, you will need some sky and navy blue blends, a touch of pearl white, and, of course, a toothpick or marbleizer to swirl the polish while wet. The accent crystals also matter as you’ll have better results with Swarovski or cheaper dupes like Kiss Nail Art Accents. Lastly, a thick top coat is a must to seal all the crystals in place.
Begin with an acrylic base, which you can either shape into almond or square tips, then smoothen with light blue polish. Darker shades should be added in dots whilst still wet. Remember to gently swirl and set with UV light. The final touch is adding and sealing the gems. Add each gem using tweezers, seal the gems to the polish, and see the magic happen. A tip from Allure’s nail trend editor is to use the matte top coat for extra reinforcement as it helps them stay on longer.
This would be my pick for a beach summer wedding or a formal vacation dinner. The blue white palette is the chicest answer to simple blue and is refined but not boring.
Seashell Waves and Ocean Blues
The definition of Beach 2025 goals. Gold 3D seashell charms bring in that tactile, almost jewelry like aesthetic, with this elongated almond shape design that mimics ocean waves, while capturing a surreal glow that feels lifted from a digital postcard. It captures the perfect harmony of 3D simple coral fantasy and beach nostalgia.
These colors will require a gel polish kit, especially in turquoise and deep sea blue (Gelish’s “Sea Foam” and “Dive Bar” are winners) For consistency, use a wave brush or stamping plate and don’t skip the seashell accessories, these can be found in nail art wheels or ordered as gold plated online.
You will have to layer your blues starting with the lightest first. The secret is to do it quickly and horizontally blend while wet. For charms, put them on before the last cure. One seashell, adds pop of texture to a flat design,” Julie Kandalec of Masterclass Nail Academy said.
In Maui, I wore something similar and my beach pictures were on fire – no pun intended. There’s just something about Beach Hawaii nails – whether I’m lying poolside at home or on vacation, the vibes are unmatched.
Palm Trees, Flamingos, & Sunset Glitter
Now it’s time to switch things up. Miami meets Y2K fantasy. This manicure is a combination of gold glitter and neon palm tree and flamingo tropical decals. This is aesthetics with an added twist: nails that look like vacation scrapbooks, tropical maximalism in your palms.
A tropical theme requires gold glitter polish, pink neon gel, and palm tree/ flamingo nail decals, like ILNP’s “Gold Rush.” You may utilize a makeup sponge to achieve the gradient base. Finish off with a UV-sealed gloss coat to get that expensive shine.
It does require a bit of extra time, especially with hand-painted palm trees. But let’s be honest: that is the most enjoyable part. I follow Mei Kawajiri, a celebrity nail artist, and she often says, “Tropical details are more than decoration; they’re personality.”
I’d wear this at a boat party, brunch in Tulum, or a backyard BBQ. The design captures intricate nail art with a beach short vacation vibe.
Fresh Citrus & Floral Burst
This design is a refreshing take on a vacation theme, using blue florals and lime slices with elegantly simple almond-shaped tips for a combination that feels both punchy and breezy. It radiates real “lemonade in hand, sunhat on head” vibes, making you feel like you’re at a picnic in the garden.
Shading such as Essie’s “Butler Please” and China Glaze’s “Lime After Lime” will work well here. With a detail brush, you can paint the segmented limes and add dried flower stickers or floral portions with nail stamps.
These can be done over two nights with a bit more effort. The first night to apply the base, the second to add the art. The key lies in not overcrowding each nail – let them breathe.
This design is great with both elegantly shaped and stiletto nails alike. If you are headed to the beach in Mexico for some margarita sipping and market exploring, this set is for you. It captures a sense of fun without looking juvenile. It conveys that you are relaxed but still “got it” at the same time.
Pink Sunset Blooms with Hummingbird Art
The look is reminiscent of guava cocktails with the ocean at sunset- it’s nothing short of a stunning tropical summer romance with a dash of the exotic. From the stunning 3D hummingbird to the delicate floral art lounging on the canvas, the soft pink base sizzling into hot pink French tips is truly breath-taking. It is boisterous and whimsical, sailing right through elegance and makes one think of warning pink skies lazing over oceans.
If you want to recreate this stunning look, start with the gradient base using essie’s “Muchi, Muchi” along with Cascade Cool. For detailed elements like florals and birds, we recommend the use of water decals or nail stickers. Look them up on etsy, or try out Maniology for miniature designs. For a 3D appeal, apply a thin layer of builder gel to the art and nail it.
If done at home, with detailed brush work, this stunning design that proves the beauty in ‘slow art’ would take a few hours to complete. But with a steady hand and fine liner brushes, even semi-pros can achieve stunning looks with a blend of patience and time. Nail artist Britney Tokyo once said, “Slow art is beautiful art.” and this design proves that in grand style.To me, this kind of nail art design feels like journaling on a vacation in a tropical land. If you love “soft glam” but still want to give the essence of a beach summer getaway, this is the set of nails for you.
Pink Waves & Metallic Gold Tropics
This one’s the life of the party. She’s a tropical, swirly, and very energetic go-getter. The design is centered around almond shape nails in a kaleidoscope of hot pink, gold, and emerald green. The pattern includes curves, star icons, and a splash of retro pop art. It’s 70s surfboard but in 2025. Think rocking a Versace sarong and metallic sandals and you will get the idea.
For the pink, I suggest Orly’s va Va Voom, and Zoya’s Honor for the green. You will also need some gold nail foil or striping tape. Savannah Walker, the nail artist, often uses chrome powders to enhance these metallics, but you could save that for the last step and add it for that liquid gold effect.
In my opinion, this is simpler than it appears if you do it step by step. First, apply the base coat, and then paint the lines with a striping brush. If you are uncomfortable with doing it freehand, use nail stickers for the stars. It is all about balance and the way something flows.
For those who appreciate designs that are not exactly literal, this one most definitely does the trick. It has a very flirty and fun vibe, but in a refined way at the same time, making it ideal for girls’ trips and cocktail hours.
Botanical Jungle Meets Neon Pink
Jungle-core is definitely a trend this year and this short square design features it boldly. Juicy green and simple pink polish alternate across the nails, each with Gold swirls and leafy branches. It is bold and grounded like a tropical forest in manicure form and yes, it does count as nail art.
I utilized “Palm to Palm” from Olive & June and Essie’s “Bachelorette Bash” for the stronger contrasting colors. When I want crisp leafy details, I always go with stamping plates. MoYou London’s “Tropical” collection is great for beginners.
Pro tip: this style is very forgiving. You can change the accent nails or match the designs for even more symmetry. A thin gold striping brush or nail tape automatically upgrades the whole look. Don’t forget to apply Seche Vite for a glossy salon finish.
I wore something like this during a weekend getaway to the Keys and it was the perfect blend of effortless and bold. It’s not basic, but still quite approachable, and for something so easy to do myself that has such a big visual impact, I would do it again in a heartbeat.
Starfish Blue for Beach Simplicity
Sometimes, the most eye-catching tropical vacation nails for summer 2025 can be the hardest to create. This short, rounded set is a bright turquoise with white starfish stencils on top. This instantly brings to mind beach toe views from Malibu or long leisurely strolls along the beaches in Hawaii. It’s simple blue, but just enough to catch the breeze.
“Teal The Cows Come Home” by OPI and “Break The Ice” by Sally Hansen would be a great try. Liquid stamps are best for the white designs (especially if the prints need to be uniform). If you’re ambitious, a dotting tool can be used to create small starfish-shaped designs.
These vacation nails are super simple: stubbies that are sturdy and chip-proof. Great for beach volleyball or holding a margarita without the nails breaking. Celebrity manicurist Gina Edwards loves short round nails for traveling because they are ‘fashionable, practical and can always be glammed up with a white or gold accent.’
This also works with denim shorts and a flowy tank top…casual chic for any warm vacation.
Sundown Palms & Sunset Dreams
Do you know that hour when everything turns orange and the beach starts to glow? This nails design embodies it. The hot orange base blended with purple palms and ocean silhouettes takes you straight to the beach. With its long almond shape and tropical skyline, it’s a postcard from beach Mexico or any place you escape to.
To achieve the effect, use a base of ‘Sunrise…Bedtime!’ by OPI, and either use vinyl palm tree stencils or hand-draw the silhouette with a precision brush in plum or deep indigo. For gel polish, it’s best to cure between layers to avoid smudging and to keep the colors bright.
Begin with your base, then sponge on the turquoise waves around the center before adding the palm tree details. To protect the fresh salon look, seal with a glossy top coat for that sparkling shine.
Nail art is a great way to show off your skills. But to add a touch of originality to your sunset nails, why not try palm tree silhouettes. Showing your confidence is essential in 2025, making every day feel like vacation.
Hibiscus Pop in pink and sunshine yellow
Nothing can compare to a vivid tropical flower, especially one that makes you instantly feel like you want to breeze soak up the sun. This design combines art with color by featuring hyper realistic hibiscus flowers on a teal shimmer base, contrasting with bold swipes of lemon yellow coral pink. Like every drink, it manages to be bright but simultaneously elegant, it is like your favorite beach drink in the form of nails.
In order to recreate the said “vibe”, go for a shimmery emerald base, classic yellow like OPIs Sun Sea and Sand in My Pants, and a juicy coral like Peach Side Babe by essie. Nail art stickers or stamping plates with hibiscus designs would definitely help achieve intricate details.
This everything here consists of layering. First, achieve the base shade by painting and then floral decals are added or, you can paint using a tiny brush. That glassy finish is made possible by generously putting a soft micro-glitter polish underneath the flower art; this was a tip from a nail art class I picked up in Zoom during lockdown.
For me, this particular art brings out colors that look elegant, fresh and blast off like fireworks, giving us a vision of early summer mornings, picturing kauai.
Bird of Paradise Minimalism
Not every vacation mani needs to scream. This exotic flower capturing design is all bird of paradise and tropical grace. The pointed tips are pleasantly adorned with orange and green details hand-painted over a nude base. It’s the very essence or effortless tropical chic — botanical gardens and linen dresses.
Golden Shores & Cloudy Skies
This set resembles flying over the coastline– the intricate soft blue and white baby cloud textures are complemented with scraped gold foil to imitate the warm rays of sunlight. The short square shape maintains a contemporary and chic vibe. It is calm, luxurious, and absolutely next-level.
To achieve this look, you will need a milky white base polish, soft blue polish (I recommend \”Bikini So Teeny\” by Essie), and gold foil flakes, which can be found in most nail art supply shops. A simple sponge is effective in blending the cloud effect–make sure to dab instead of swirl.
Begin with the lightest color and then starts building up the base. Gently sponge on white and blue clouds. Use a tacky top coat to apply the foil and seal it. The most important part is to gently blend the edges.
For me, this is the favorite design for the transitional months– May and early September. The design feels like a vacation, yet comes with a cozy-overcast vibe.
Purple Swirl Drama & Sapphire Accents
This unique set of nails comprises cobalt and lavender swirls alongside chrome and blue colors. The almond-shaped nails are smooth and feature swirls of color with tiny pearls and rhinestones, mounted by tiny glittering caps. It is extravagant yet refined. Please be reminded of moonshine shimmering over not the sea, but the earth.
To achieve these nails, use a deep blue polish (Sally Hansen’s Pacific Blue is a great option) with a lavender marbling polish called “Amethyst Aura.” These polishes already contain gleaming chrome shading powder alongside pearl embellishments and nail glue used to fasten target gems before curing.
This look takes time — but it’s worth it. It requires patience to curl and blend each color over the other, and to finish, a high-gloss coat on the nails gives further shine. It ceases to amaze me how gem placement completely alters the appearance and mood of the nails. It’s mind-boggling when you think of it, isn’t it?
Look no further if you’re seeking a vacation-ready design that is nothing less than intergalactic mermaid.
Shell- Like Minimalism in Sand Neutrals
This design of warm, sand beach shorts is an exercise in lines, shadows, and negative space, completing our tropical journey. It looks like curves of a shell in the sand layered with beige, taupe, and white which is design that is tactile, earthy, modern, and seashell like. This is your tailored simple manicure.
Try OPI’s Samoan Sand and Taupe-less Beach for a softer and neutral look. With a striping brush, make precise arcs. If you don’t like freehanding, use a French-tip guide.
Recreating this design is easier than you think. All you’ll need is a solid nude base and to alter your curved lines in one direction for cohesion. Finally, add a matte top coat to achieve a more modern feel.
When I was on a family beach trip in Santa Barbara, I tried this and found people complimenting me way more than they did when I was in neon. It’s proof that looking elegant doesn’t have to mean looking boring.
3D Seaside Whimsy
This 3D nail art is joyful and cheeky– At least it looks like it, and I think this one gets it just right. Along with the soft-tip blue, french manicure enhances that ‘freshly washed’ vibe of the ocean, while pink, orange, and yellow pastel starfish spring out in softer tones. The positioning of 3D designs is almost like the treasures hurled into the sea. It doesn’t scream ‘trying too hard,’ rather whispers with softened voice of confidence that could only come from someone who has experienced a beach in 2025. This is how the Tropical Vacation Nails for summer 2025 should feel like: fun, wearable and evoking communing vibes of glee and delight.
For the best results, apply a semi-nude base like Essie’s “Bare With Me” and top with gel or matte top coat. Acrylic starfish can be hand-made or purchased (seasonal sets available at Daily Charme or Amazon). French tips can be painted on in a sky blue color like OPI’s “To Infinity & Blue-Yond.” This is how the vacation nails in the picture are made.
Apply the 3D charms with nail glue or a bead of builder gel, then finish with a top coat. To make the design last longer, a gel base along with builder gel on the sculpted tips make the nails resistant to chips for at least two weeks.
I rocked this manicure during one of last summer’s girls’ trips to Tulum. A friend just wouldn’t stop tapping on my nails during dinner and said that, “they’re too cute to ignore.” It really does change the entire vibe having art on your fingertips, especially when the design screams summer fun.
Zesty Citrus Pop
If any manicure could resemble a fruit salad, it’s definitely this one. We mean full-on citrus slices in bold colors—yellow for lemon, lime green, grapefruit pink, and orange for an even bolder tint—with each nail serving a different citrus slice. With chunky but not quite neon undertones, the colors capture the essence of summertime in a bath cocktail every beach bum dreams of. Loved for its simplicity yet stunning appeal, the style is perfect for the beach or the smoothie bar. It is undeniably summer but tastes like summer. For as graphic as it is, it’s soft too.
These nails come to life with vivid gel polishes – think “Electric Daisy” by Lights Lacquer for the yellow and “Paloma” by Olive & June for the grapefruit tone. The colors can be done with a fine brush or stamping plates for those that like instant results. With this design, a glossy topcoat is compulsory; the matte alternative wouldn’t just be less vivid but dim the shine altogether.
To achieve the ‘citrus slice’ effect at home, start with a solid base and white nail polish to draw the inner lines radiating from the center. For added depth, use a darker shade of the base color to add additional detailing. Celebrity nail artist Tom Bachik states that adding detail “gives art dimension which takes it from cute to couture.”
This is one of those simple styles inspired by coral or citrus that is an absolute must try. I wore something like this during a road trip along the California coast and these nails became the highlight at every rest stop cafe. They’re cheerful, easy to fall in love with, and scream ‘beach summer’ from every angle.
Minty Cool Marble
They also serve as the perfect pose as Tropical Vacation Nails for Summer 2025 because the relaxing color palette—less piña colada, more spa day in Bali—makes them truly stand out. Now let’s get some elegance with a splash of sorbet.The swirled beauties are long and almond-shaped and contain soft mint and blush with a hint of creamy white to create a dreamy airbrushed marble pattern. They perfectly balance on-trend polish with a classic Instagrammable finish.
Lime Dreams with Golden Accents
This one is giving immersive jungle meets high-fashion catwalk, and I absolutely adore it. The design incorporates a simple green and whirls of white-and-gold wave accents which are carefully arranged on a glossy oval-shaped base. The soft gold linework is spectacular in itself: it’s delicate enough to be understated but rich enough to twinkle when the light hits just right. Think the hot beach side of hawaii blended with the Amalfi Coast.
You will want to start with a milky base like Butter London’s “Mummy’s Muse” and then incorporate greens such as Orly’s “Green Envy” along with gold foil striping tape or gel liner. Very 2025, some nails having a matte top coat lends a texture contrast.
The most important point to achieving this design is patience. For the base, allow a full cure before gently painting on the green waves with a striping brush. Use gold chrome powder or gel for the accents and finish with a high-gloss topcoat for that glassy shine.
The nails made for this wedding last year were certainly eye-catching, but I did my best to make them fit the outfit for the wedding without making them feel too heavy. They were simply stunning, and everyone was asking me where I had them done. Spoiler: my dining room table, YouTube, and two hours of trial and error. Worth it.
Floral Fantasy with a Hint of Yellow
This final look evokes the feeling of a tropical garden and is potentially the most floral without being too gaudy. The flowers are framed with soft pastel yellow and lavender ombre tips and the petals give the illusion of moving. These nails don’t just look good on vacation. They instantly bring to mind sweet, elegant, and magical memories.
The precision of these floral details works best with gel paints and fine art brushes. I’d suggest Zoya “Kendal” and “Bee” as base shades for the polish. And don’t forget to seal the art with a builder gel to add dimension and depth without 3D elements.
Taking this particular appearance requires a bit of extra time, however, is entirely achievable. To make flower petals, base your nails and cure them before using layered strokes over them. A dotting tool completes the set by adding symmetry to the design.
I personally feel as if I soften immediately whenever I put on floral nails such as these, it’s almost like I am transforming into a quieter version of myself. This can be specially feels softer and floral in nature reminding one to wear wild flowy dresses and to pick flowers even while going out for an iced coffee.
Elegant Cobalt Is Pretty In Pink
A delicate tropical floral accent takes this simple beauty to an entirely new level. The lips, mouth of the Santa María la Ribera neighborhood’s jewel, gets polished cobalt blue with a gloss coat while the white elegant tropical flower sits on the ring finger, effortlessly building the claw style form. This set is ideally for a resort in Mexico, laying by the water while pretending to sip a fruity drink. Wear it to your next Mexico getaway for some stunning beach vacation photos.
Other great options with the same effect are Essie’s “Butler please” or “Blueprint” from Orly. To complete the look, simply paint the flower by hand using gel paint and a fine liner brush. Exaggerate your nail art with some white gel dot paint, creating bold dashes at the flower edges.
Begin by cleaning and buffing your nails, then shaping them into a soft almond silhouette. Apply two coats of blue polish, ensuring you cure them in between. For the floral design, outline the petals first, before gently filling the center. If you’re in the mood for something extra, a rhinestone applied to the center of the flower will do just fine.
This style demonstrates the ideal balance between glamour and relaxation. I tried a version of it on a last-minute trip to the beach and fortunately, this polish complemented my entire wardrobe. Paired with white linen outfit and gold hoop earrings, and you’re good to go.
Ocean Marble on Nude Base
These nails invoke the feeling of carrying small agate stones or polished bay pebble fragments with you. Starting from a neutral sheer base, the design features deep swirls of teal and white that resemble ocean waves meeting the shore, creating an effortless touch of masterful artistry.
To achieve this look (I meant what I said), apply a sheer pink nude base like OPI’s “Baby Take a Vow”. The next step is to incorporate “Talia” by Zoya and pure white polish into a swirling motion with a liner brush or blooming gel. That’s known as ‘blending’!
You start off with the nude base and cure it fully. Then you place drops of teal and white on the tip; dragging them gives the waves a vein-like structure. Each nail should look a little different and that’s okay because that’s what marble is meant to be.
I wore this design on a coast trip I took solo; it was very peaceful. The super calm vibes I got when I saw waves crashing while having iced lattes were comforting and I think I will use this design throughout summer.
Palm Sunset Fade
This design epitomizes an evening in the tropics. It includes a gradation sunset of magenta to tangerine intertwined with dark green palm fronds. Every nail feels like a mini postcard. It’s dramatic in all the best ways and perfect for anyone dreaming of beach summer nights or heading off to Beach Mexico with friends. While remaining totally chrome-free, the design still dazzles with a vacation-like sparkle.
A “In the Cab-ana” by Essie hot pink polish can be used for the base, topped with a “Mango Margarita” by Lights Lacquer sunny orange. To complete the design, add a bright yellow polish. Blend the base colors with a sponge gradient and paint the palm leaves using detail brushes and rich green gel.
These colors can be layered on with a dabbing sponge technique, but it is important to complete each layer before moving on to the next. Make sure to tidy the edges, paint the leafs’ base first, then add small whisks from a central stem.
I’ll confess, the first attempt at the palm silhouettes overwhelmed me. However, when the topcoat went on?! Pure magic. These nails are not simple as they certainly are dramatic, yet entirely neutral & versatile. You’ll amass an endless stream of compliments.
Juicy Fruit Remix
Yes, fruit nails have been done before Juicy Fruit, yet none like this. This set brought slicing fruits up a notch with the bold color contrasts and sharp outlines of lemons, limes, grapefruits, and oranges on the entire palm. The shapes are clean and sharp, the colors are bright, and the overall look is elegantly juicy: simple coral with peach beach toes that scream summer.
For this look, a citrus rainbow is needed which includes “Clementine” and “Sunshine” by Sally Hansen, “Limelight” from Nails Inc., and a sheer pink or nude polish for one contrast nail. A steady hand with thin brushes are imperative for the slices.
Apply two layers of each base color and with a liner brush, add narrow white wedges. Add a thin white outline to the citrus shape along with light strokes for depth. Finish off with a high-gloss topcoat.
With citrus nails, you get to feel like your a walking fruit bowl in the best way possible. This manicure paired perfectly with a lemon print sundress and when asked if everything coordinated, Spoiler: I absolutely did.
Dreamy Cloudscape
Let’s float for a moment, shall we? Nails that are soft skied and puffy white clouds floating through a powder blue space transforms into essas daydreams. While the palette is muted, it’s still impactful, making it ideal for any nail inspired outfit. Not exactly yelling for attention, but sure to be recognized, these nails are perfect for beach hawaii or a relaxing stint in the backyard.
These flamingo vacation nails are very simple to do want them on a whim. Start with a base coat of translucent nude then sponge light blue over the tips like Essie’s “Saltwater Happy”. Use a dotting tool and small brush to paint on cloud shapes with gel paint. It really is as simple as blending softly on the edges.
First construct your base and sky. Then, group three or four small puff white blobs and blend the bottom edge to add more dimension. It feels like you’re painting with cotton puffs.
When I wore this look to the flight, the stewardess gasped while handing over the ginger ale. This look is always a winner—and a personal favorite. If you like chilled, whimsical magic, this is the set you will continually return to.
