Nails are a fun and easy way to express yourself for others to see. Whether you are a fan of neutral, minimalistic nails, or fun designs, there are a variety of styles that can be tweaked to fit the wants and needs of every individual.
While fall is slowly coming to an end, you could still do one last set of fall nails. Browns and beige are the easy neutrals for fall. Design wise, polka dots, plaid print, and stripes are popular this fall. A super fun and cute design is tortoise/turtle print. All of these inspirations are perfect for one last fall set!
As winter approaches, popular nail colors range from whites, blues, and reds. White is a simple nail color for most but can be spiced up by adding chrome, a powder that adds a shimmery effect! All shades of blue are common for winter representing the cold weather and ice. From light blue to navy, all of those shades perfectly display the winter feeling. A common nail trend in years past is navy blue with chrome, and it was the winter nail of the year in 2024. With Christmas just around the corner, red is another easy go-to nail color for these winter months. Bright reds and dark reds both help spread holiday cheer, while still being minimalistic. Stepping out of your comfort zone might be something fun and new to try! A fun nail design for winter is finding a way to incorporate snowflakes. Snowflakes easily represent winter and the snowfall that is coming our way!
Christmas is slowly approaching, and what is more fun than getting some Christmas inspired nails? Easy ways to incorporate fun Christmas details are red, white, and green colors/accents. Solid red is an easy way to have nails representing Christmas cheer! While designs can get expensive, fun designs are having a Santa drawing, wreaths, candy canes, gingerbread man, and even bows! For all the girly girls, a pink Christmas is another fun route! Incorporating bright pinks with dark greens is a popular trend for this upcoming holiday.
When going to your next nail appointment, keep in mind all of these inspirations! Head over to our Journalism Instagram to get some ideas –> @dcmjournalism
