Not feeling all the stickers, studs, and stripes? A simple, more appropriate way to rock the nail art-trend is with just one tip painted a different shade from the rest. Or try a two tone, reverse French manicure.
Here's a look at some power couples. If you're not sure what to pair together, pick two contrasting hues or textures, like coral and green or metallic and opal.
Really embrace Summer and go avant garde with graphic designs and ombre patterns.
Get instant recognition in "notice me" neons
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| Essie Bouncer It's Me |
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| Essie Bottle Service |
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| Essie Come Here |
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| Essie Shake Your $$ Maker |
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| Essie DJ Play That Song |
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| Dior Le Vernis Incognito |
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| Essie Madison Ave-Hue |
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| Essie Saturday Disco Fever |
My favorite Summertime duo: Glossy, creamy lilac looks playful on toes, while punchy matte coral looks cool on fingers.
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| Givenchy Le Vernis Croisiere Mat Orange and Croisiere Purple |
Make some waves in the season's shimmering shades of aquamarine, which are reminiscent of the sea.
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| Chanel Le Vernis Azure |
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| Essie In the Cabana |
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| Dior Le Vernis Samba |
All That Glitters: Add some extra magic and texture with sparkles.
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| Zoya Pixie Dust Stevie |
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| Zoya Pixie Dust Miranda |
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| Zoya Pixie Dust Solange |
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| Zoya Pixie Dust Liberty |
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| Zoya Beatrix |
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| Sally Hansen Bling-tastic |
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| Sally Hansen Be-jeweled |
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| Dior Le Vernis Princess |
Shine in Mirrored Metallics: These statement making lacquers say it all.
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| Essie Blue Rhapsody |
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| Essie Penny Talk |
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| Essie No Place Like Chrome |
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| Essie Nothing Else Metals |
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| Essie Good as Gold |
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