Here’s the scoop on over 35 extravagant and crazy nail design ideas that ... For instance, picture 3D floral nail art. Petal ...

From pastel rainbow nails to crazy cartoon character designs ... the canvas and yourself as the artist. Every nail art is a ...

If, like us, you’re obsessed with nail art ideas, you’ve come to the right place. While a slick of solid colour can certainly do the trick, if you ask us, nail art is even more joy-inducing.

This spiral nail design takes this classic black manicure to the next level and is super easy to DIY. Paint on a neutral base color. Then, with a thin nail art brush, use black polish to create a ...

Once the end of October hits, I find myself searching for spooky Halloween nail ideas for my girlfriends and I to replicate in order to complete our Halloween costume looks. Red nails always make ...

The seasons have changed, so, it's time to bid your summer nails farewell and replace them with some autumn-inspired colours, designs and art from our biggest edit to date. Yes, that's right ...

Whether you’re braving a DIY mani or need some inspiration for your next salon appointment, these delightful Christmas nail art designs offer something for everyone. Now that we’re tucking ...

The shape also lends more room for fun designs and art. Chloe Corbishley-Bull is a manicurist specializing in natural nails, educator, and owner of the UK-based salon The Gel Club. Whether you ...

making it a creative nail art option for Halloween. If you're a devoted Beetlejuice fan, take a cue from the iconic film by using the Beetlejuice swirl design on your nails. Of course, you can use ...

Love the idea of a red French mani but want to flaunt some fun nail art too? Check out these cutie ... alternates between plain red polish and the design. This helps the flowers pop even more.

According to NUKA nail founders Kadimah Aaliyah and Anouska Anastasia, ombre nail art involves blending different shades to trick your visual perception and 'create an illusion of colours fading ...

By Jillian Steinhauer Tamara de Lempicka’s first major U.S. survey invokes her as a trailblazing techno-feminist who borrowed freely from art history. But it also buries her erratic second act.