5 new nail trends to try

Autumn brings out the colors of the foliage. Yet this season everyone seems to go crazy for green more than the classic seasonal burgundy or saffron yellow. So we collected the five hottest nail trends, according to Instagram. We want to get out of the comfort zone in which we have been locked up all the time of the pandemic, and we want to experiment with daring darts. From greenish nails to textures of precious stones, through metallic silver, squared French manicure and geometric designs, and even a hint of minimalist Christmas, as we are approaching December. Find your inspiration here with these nail trends.

Green: from green tortoiseshell to green shades

@press_reset_nails

@heynicenails

@nailsbystevieb

@samrosenails

@heluviee

The tortoiseshell nails are having a moment with a capital m. Perfect to start toasting at parties, they are very sophisticated. For those who love something more contemporary, there are other ways to be green on your nails.

Gemstone Nails

@hariettwestmoreland

@nail_swag

@betina_goldstein

Gems in abundance, even for those who love manicure without nail polish. Many nail artists apply crystals of different shapes and sizes to the nails not colored, or associate them to the glamour of pastel or intergalactic colors.

Geometrisms

@hangedit

@lo_swann

@cult_manicura

The typically square shape of the manicure comes back en vogue and, along with her, the geometric details. For example, the shimmering asymmetrical designs, or the classic nude manicure with tips that go down on one side. Contemporary hyper is the cherry diagonal.

Silver shines

@mashlek.hr

@thebeautyspotstreetly

@marsh.mellow.fluff

@unghiedellamadonna

Not only holographic glitter and glitter nails. The silver spills over the nails also in metallic guise. They are hypnotizing manicures, to accessorize any party look or classic black.

Cheerful minimalism

@naileditbeauty

@heygreatnails

@betina_goldstein

@tombachik

Who said you don’t have to decorate your Christmas manicure yet? Do it, but discreetly, you’ll have time for drawings that recall snowmen and Santa Claus. The combination of red and white always evokes a Christmas atmosphere, as well as a sprinkling of stars.