Traditional French manicure may be passé
these days, but if you follow the Missy Elliott school of thought, great
things can come if you put the pink and white color palette down, flip
it, and reverse it.
Case in point: the graphic reverse French manicurist
extraordinaire Jin Soon Choi painted up for us. The neutral base serves
as a nod to the classic look, while the black lining around the cuticle
and gilded tips add an unexpected edge. It's a far cry from the gaudy
patterns of years past, so it will complement your cutout LBD, rather
than compete with it. Arm yourself with a thin nail art brush, and get
the step-by-step instructions below.
3.
The Midas Finish
Clean off your nail art brush, and dip it into a solid gold like Jin Soon's Baroque ($42 for three;
net-a-porter.com).
With a steady hand, draw a rounded French tip, keeping the line on the
thin side. Allow your design to dry, and finish with a clear top coat.
Sure, a traditional French manicure may be passé
these days, but if you follow the Missy Elliott school of thought, great
things can come if you put the pink and white color palette down, flip
it, and reverse it. Case in point: the graphic reverse French manicurist
extraordinaire Jin Soon Choi painted up for us. The neutral base serves
as a nod to the classic look, while the black lining around the cuticle
and gilded tips add an unexpected edge. It's a far cry from the gaudy
patterns of years past, so it will complement your cutout LBD, rather
than compete with it. Arm yourself with a thin nail art brush, and get
the step-by-step instructions below.
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