One thing is certain. Among so much color, graphics, imaginative and often spectacular motifs, the effect minimal, almost natural, it still remains an incurable must-have. Also in the manicure sector.
The proof comes from a real one nail maniathat of the so-called «rich girl nails», which broke out just a few months ago, but is still viral on social networks and trade shows. The term was coined Tom Bachika famous manicurist who counts among his most loyal customers Jennifer Lopez, Selena Gomez, Margot Robbie just to name a few. Bachik chose this moniker to describe the square-shaped, nude-effect nails created for JLo. A minimal result, yet with a great impact.
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“The rich girl nails they are a modern take on a sophisticated classic,” explained Bachik a popsugar.com – then adding that the color «is a creamy, full nude that recalls inspiration greige seen with Chanel». In short, a real blend of beige and gray, undoubtedly refined, chic, capable of adapting to any occasion, from the most formal to the most casual, and marrying any type of outfit.
Just like it happened on the red carpet of iHeartRadio Awards, but also on that of the Golden Globes where many stars have given their own personal interpretation of the trend, opting for nude-effect manicures, without excesses or extravagance.
A true passe-partout, undoubtedly perfect for the prevailing spring when you don’t necessarily feel like flowers and pastel tones in your hands. Nothing new, perhaps, on the manicure front, yet the strong echo only confirms the rule That less is more.
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