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Η μοδα στα νύχια για την ανοιξη-καλοκαίρι 2015!
After a few seasons of
playing around with colors, 3D effects, and textures, it’s clear that
for spring, nail art is growing up a bit. The nail art at New York
Fashion Week spring 2015 has been all kinds of simple and sophisticated,
with thin graphic lines, negative space, and black and white color
palettes reigning supreme. Below are all of the nail art looks you need
to see from Fashion Week. We just may have to start copying these before
spring comes!
Cushnie et Ochs may have gone dramatic with the graphic eye makeup,
but the nails were simple and chic. A ballet pink base and a metallic
gold polish along the cuticle made for a gorgeous look.
At Nicole Miller, nails were painted a bright, poppy orange, and the
nail art was kept to a thin, horizontal line in the center of the pinkie
nail. It may be subtle, but it makes a world of difference.
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Tadashi Shoji used shimmering gold metallic nail polish in a
criss-cross pattern over a nude nail polish base for nail art that may
look complicated, but is actually incredibly easy.
A matte black base and silver polish along the cuticle was the look
at Carmen Marc Valvo, a chic new take on the reverse French manicure.
Playing with textures is one of the easiest ways to get a cool nail
design with minimal painting required.
The nails at Creatures of the Wind were a clear base with a gradient silver tip, using the metallics for a fancy but easy look.
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At Kate Spade, white nails were accented with laser thin black
horizontal lines across the middle, a look created by Deborah Lippmann.
Negative space nail art proved to be stunning at Nonoo, where white
nails had a nude stripe straight down the middle from tip to cuticle. A
graphic look always wins in our book.
At Tibi, Jin Soon Choi created the simple look using two coats of Jin
Soon Georgette (launching late September 2014) for an off-white color,
then applied tiny strokes of Chamonix on the accent nail.
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Backstage at Prabal Gurung, Jin Soon created this negative space
paint strokes look on two nails on each hand, using the Prabal Gurung
for Sally Hansen Spring 2015 polish collection.
At Bibhu Mohapatra, negative space nail art took center stage, with
white and black striper brushes creating cool geometric looks on the
nails created by Gina Edwards for KISS Products.
At Delpozo, manicurist Jane Kandalec for Essie created this coral, half moon manicure with negative space using Essie’s Tart Deco polish. It’s easy, fast, and ridiculously cool.
White nails with a thin, gold horizontal line were the best accessory
at Erin Fetherston’s show. Similar to the look at Kate Spade, this
manicure, created by Gina Edwards for KISS Products, was is easily one
of our favorites for spring.
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Image Courtesy Jin Soon
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Photo by Antonio de Moraes Barros Filho/Film Magic
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