The holidays are always coming out the rear window – one minute there is pumpkin spice, the next is fairy lights and champagne toast. And between all that glitter and mayhem we begin to long to have a little magic at our fingertips. What will be the Christmas Nail Colors 2025 we crazies will be fussing over this season, then? Do we incline toward antique and homely, or daring and glamorous? Let us take off each shade like a little beauty gift under the tree.
Velvet Cherry Elegance
Deep cherry red is a timeless color: all elegant, and warm and mysterious. The color is in between a traditional crimson and a mulled wine, ideal in winter nights. The smooth surface provides a contemporary touch to it without losing the old Hollywood appeal. This is one of the colors that I immediately look professional when I wear it, to the point that my nails would attend a Christmas party on their own.
To replicate this colour I would pick up OPI’s Got the Blues for Red or Essie Bordeaux – both offer that high-gloss richness that will not chip until the final glass of eggnog. It has to be a secret according to celebrity manicurist Betina Goldstein who says that to achieve that deep-lacquer look free of streaks, you just apply a thin initial coat and then put on the second coat.
There is such an air of confidence in this type of red. It’s not loud; it’s sultry. And in cold mornings when you put your hands around a latte it does feel right.
Cranberry Cashmere
Christmas has a language, then Christmas has poetry, which is cranberry. It is a little darker, moody and so-flattering to all skin tones. It is a very comfortable color and reminds me of warm evenings, oversized sweaters, and the first taste of mulled wine by the fireplace it is cozy, but dressy.
When I achieve such appearance, I like Zoya and Deborah Lippmann and their Mona and Single Ladies respectively. They both possess this cashmere-like depth, creamy and almost cashmere, and your hands look so polished. It will be an easy statement when paired with short, square nails, which are very 2025 minimalist chic.
Nail artist Julie Kandalec suggests applying a ridge-filling base layer prior to the application of deep colors such as cranberry, to create perfection. It gives it an even finish, thereby causing the polish to scatter light, she said to Allure. And she is right about that smoothness catching the holiday light.
Garnet Glitter Rush
Here is where celebration is fabulous. The garnet layer of the deep bottom is sprinkled with ruby glitter, which reminds of party dress and a snow globe at the same time. When the light comes upon it, it ignites,– not too much drama lost in it, nor its grace.
To achieve this at home, apply a dark red foundation (I used Sally Hansen, Red My mind) first, and apply a micro-glitter polish such as China Glaze, Ruby Pumps. The secret here is skim coats, two of them, and a gel topcoat to fix in that jewel-like finish.
On my part, I reserve such an appearance on holiday parties. It is the sort of manicure that allows you to gesture a bit more when speaking – your nails warrant the attention.
Candy Apple Classic
No like a glossy true red to make you remember that simplicity is eternal. It is a shade that looks like a red ribbon, manicured, which is fresh, iconic, and lively. This color is always around and back when I am busy in my schedule. It is the Polish comfort food.
In this appearance, I prefer Chanel Le Vernis in the color Pirate or Olive and Junes CNH. Both possess the bright pop that compliments all winter clothes, including knitted outfits and satin dresses. Nail pro Tom Bachik once wrote, a red manicure is the guarantee of ultimate confidence: it is your power suit in nail polish. I couldn’t agree more.
I believe that occasionally this color should be bottled to be used as a form of therapy. It’s that uplifting.
Midnight & Mulberry Mix
Everyone is not ready to remain red – and here this light-hearted combination comes to the rescue. Dark mulberry, dark navy and light nude is the way to go, like a trendy advent calendar. It is surprisingly yet delightfully wintery and there is something about it which reminds of a cool-girl interpretation of tradition.
To do this I applied Essie “Bahama Mama”, OPI Russian Navy, Butter London Piece of Cake. Balance is the key to it, I wear one color most of the time (in my case, it’s the mulberry) and the other colors can be called upon to be used as accents.
I donned this combo to a pre-Christmas brunch in the previous year and all friends were inquiring about it before the mimosas were laid on the table. It is lighthearted and sophisticated and it refers to, Yes, I know the trends -but I have my own rules.
Mulled Wine Mirage
It is not the last reason mulled wine tones are all over this winter, though that is the right measure between seducing and classy. It is a cool, dark red, not as dark as your common cranberry, and not as light as burgundy, falling just in that place that the light strikes it. It is velvet-glove and candle light dinners – cozy and opulent, and slightly nostalgic.
In the case of this color I like Essie, In the Lobby or OPI, Malaga Wine. Each of them gives that sultry finish without being too brown. To get a salon-quality finish at home, apply a thin layer of clear topcoat between the second and third layers of polish, a technique celebrity nail artist Tom Bachik suggests, and which he says helps the polish to impart a glass-like quality to the finish.
It is amusing how a colour like this can make one change of mind. I put it on those days when I want to feel down to earth yet at the same time festive. It is not shouting out to get attention, it is just whispering, I have arrived.
And perhaps that is what I like the most about this color: it is a bottle of confidence.
Red Velvet Radiance
Others are so tinsel in their glow, whereas this one burns as in a chimney. The red velvet manicure is a fashionable Christmas necessity definitely glam and yet subtle. The soft, pale foundation of it diffuses light, and creates an illusion of velvet that is impossible to believe is not high-end.
Zoya Lisa or Hermes Nail enamel Rouge H. will re-create this effect. They both have a smooth full-bodied finish which is luxurious. There is also an added luxe reap of rubbing a little cuticle oil after drying, which gives that fresh out of the salon appearance.
In an interview in Vogue in 2010, nail pro Jin Soon Choi once mentioned that red is not a mere color but a declaration made. I believe that each time I get a glimpse of this shade in the winter sun. It makes me think of wrapping gifts late at night Christmas jazz on the radio, hands rocking back and forth – and understanding that beauty does not need to be loud to feel like it is Christmas.
Emerald Enchantment
red is too expected, green boips in–dark, slick, and filled up with silent lust. It is the jewel-colored emerald that is the luxury side of Christmas, something in it makes me think of old-money holiday, particularly when I wear it with gold rings and a warm sweater. It is the type of shade that you would love to sit up, grab a book and a peppermint mocha.
I would use OPI “Stay off the lawn! or Nails inc Regents park place. These are greens with a degree of richness that makes them appear classy but not ostentatious. The trick with removing it is preparation – polish the nails, a smoothing base paint then top it off with a high gloss finish or dullness will follow.
Elle Gerstein, a manicurist, even told, a few years ago, that green has become more of a niche than a neutral, just like red to a woman, it gives her a certain advantage. And I couldn’t agree more. It is one of those colors that are so beautiful on any hand, especially when it is candlelit.
When I have emerald nails on, people always inquire, what color it is and honestly speaking, it is the most complimentary thing someone can say about a manicure.
Starry Teal Nights
Had holiday magic an hue, it would be such as this, teal with a sprinkle of micro-glitter to reflect the light like frost on a glass. The shade is luxurious, yet lighthearted and fits well during New Year Eve or when you need to sparkle a little more. It is daring, enigmatic and completely captivating.
I tend to apply a base of Essie “Off Tropic, Butter London “British Racing Green” and then apply a sheer layer of glitter like Zoya “Merida. The result? Laughter and sparkle that is no childish.
One of the tips offered by the favorite nail artist of Harper Bazaar, Mei Kawajiri: Do not hurry when glitter polish is drying, the slower it dries, the glossier its surface will become. It does, it does–just wait and it all comes out shiny as a mirror.
I have a similar look that I wore to a cocktail party on the roof last year, and as I picked my glass, I caught myself at the lights of the city between my nails. It is that type of manicure, which transforms little gestures into little glamorous moments.
Frosted Mulberry Glow
There is this pale mulberry, between red and plum, faded to a frosted finish, though elegant, finely bred, and at the same time so easy to wear. It is not so much about drama, as it is about depth. It also has a candlelit glow in the light of the indoors that is almost nostalgic.
I like Essie “Satin Sister” glazed with a splash of OPI Comet Closer. They do that together, that barely-there gloss, delicate enough to make it through the working days, but bright enough to sparkle on the nights.
It is what nail experts have nicknamed the new neutral in winter, and I can understand why. It is warm but not too high, as using wool cardigan and silk pajamas. And whenever I taste it I recollect that beauty need not scream to be festive.
This one is that of a perfect day in December, clear, luminous, and gently happy.
Amethyst Midnight Glow
Purple has been known to draw heads but this year, it is stealing the show in winter. This rich amethyst colour with a galaxy mist is unusual and queenly and daring too – you would want to wear this colour when you are drinking champagne and the lights are twinkling. It has depth, dimension, and a degree of mystery to become one of the best Christmas Nail Colors 2025.
In this appearance, I adore mixing ILNP Black Orchid with a magnetic topcoat to achieve that multidimensional appearance. The trick? Raising a magnetic wand in front of the polish to get that ripple effect of velvet – it is hypnotic. To nail artist Sarah Bland, the purple hues give a sense of quiet authority; they are surprising yet classy, and that is just the right fit to this glittery shade.
It is one of those colors which attract both light and emotion simultaneously. You can wear it to any party on the New Year, or simply add some glitter to an otherwise gray week in winter, and this color will make any move seem a more purposeful one.
And when I put it on, I always seem to be keeping some sort of an illegal secret – the kind that the nails are in on.
Crimson Aura
Classic, assured, and timelessly put on – deep crimson manicure is as red cashmere sweater. It never goes out of style. This shade of red is more grown-up and darker, and it has a glossy finish, which shouts of the glamour of holidays, yet does not cross the border of overdoing it.
I like Chanel Le Vernis, Rouge Noir or OPI, We the Female. They both provide that luxurious, smooth finish which makes hands feel smart and graceful at first sight. Celebrity manicurist Tom Bachik recommends adding a gel-effect top coat all over regular lacquer to achieve that mirror-polished finish, and he adds that it freezes the shine and evens out texture (telling Glamour).
The thing that I like about this shade is that it is timeless. You can also wear it with gold jewelry to look luxurious or wear it alone over a massive sweater. It is a color that is apt in wrapping presents or having a glass of wine at the end of the night.
Beauty is not always about reinventing, sometimes it is about perfecting what has already been working.
Mulberry Knit Charm
Dull night lighting, sheer knits, and hot cocoa – this morojo colour can almost be almost bottles of Christmas. It is a rich red that is deep and cozy and the undertones that border on wine and berry. It is romantic yet not flowery, refined yet friendly.
To achieve such creamy finish, I would use Essie Berry Naughty or CND Decadence. The two balance perfectly between deep pigment and a low sheen. I use the Allure-approved trick of putting a small drop of cuticle oil on top of the top coat once it has dried to make the manicure last longer: the drop helps keep the hands moist and helps keep the color not so dull in winter.
Wearing this shade makes me feel down to earth – as though I have entered my own movie montage on holidays. It is the one that I will recommend when a person poses the question, What is your favorite winter nail color? Since it is that universal.
It has its affinity, beauty and nostalgia all in a bottle.
Frosted Almond Whisper
The seasons must have a mediating colour– and this neutral almond beige is the breath of repose between all the glitter and colour. It is simplistic but not simple, with that silent beauty that comes with everything. Consider warm sweaters, exquisite ornaments, and new snow on the window.
To this subdued tone, the cult favorites include Olive & June “CCT” and OPI “Samoan Sand. They possess that nearly sheer finish which makes the nails elongated and hands appear as gracefully as naturally. Shades such as this one were called the modern day red carpet neutral, and she is correct by Harper Bazaar beauty editor Jessica Matlin.
It is ideal on the days when you want your nails to appear clean, fresh and put-tether without screaming of attention. A lustrous overcoat will be added and it becomes simple to elegant within seconds.
This color is a sort of beauty version of quiet luxury, it does not have to be noticed; it just is so beautiful.
Evergreen Velvet
All Christmas palettes must have green, but not just green. The color of this season is a luxurious evergreen with creamy finish which is down-to-earth and daring at the same time. It is not too ladylike or too festive.
I apply Zoya, Hunter or Essie, Off Tropic, to get that enchanting rich forest color. Its secret is in preparation – polish your nails, then apply a ridge-filling base-coat. A dark polish shows flaws in it, hence smoothness is an important factor, so that is what celebrity manicurist Julie Kandalec mentions in Vogue.
I like this color because it changes with light changing its mysterious forest green into smooth emerald within a few seconds. Combine it with gold accessories and then it is as though you are on a luxury holiday.
And honestly? I believe that this color has got a chance to survive after the Christmas. It is one of those kind of colors that is celebratory in December and elegant in January.
Winter Latte Sheen
Mellow, powdery, and simply glamorous – the tone is as cozy as holding your hands around a frothy cup of cappuccino in the morning when it is cold. It is precise and unobtrusive and yet never removed but it is soft, gentle, and subtly sophisticated. It has an ideal mixture of beige and blush and exudes a certain sophistication that does not scream but whispers.
To wear something cool, but seasonal, I seek the help of Essie, with her Topless and Barefoot, or Zoya, with her Avery. They are clean and fresh, and there is a sense of warmth, but not too much of it to match any outfit, a wool turtleneck to a sequined party dress. Nail expert, Julie Kandalec, once said that neutral tones are the unsung heroes of winter and I could not disagree with her more, when a topcoat is also placed on them, glossy and catching the candlelight.
The secret to this appearance is straightforwardness. Apply a hydrating base coat which will avoid streaks and the final coat should be a topcoat which should dry quickly. And, in case you desire it to be deep, you can place a drop of pure shimmer polish over your second coat, and it will have a faint iridescence – like snow dust on warm skin.
This color is to be used on the days when you really do not want to think a bit about your nails, and yet, you want them to look as though you spent an hour at the salon. It has that comfort, sophistication and winter cool all in a package.
Chocolate Espresso Luxe
This is an ideal color to describe the warm, hedonistic mood of the holidays, a rich espresso dark brown, as sumptuous as a velvet bow. It is full and not thick, smooth and still retaining its warmth. It has a glossy finish, which adds modern appeal to it, and it is one of my favorite surprising Christmas Nail Colors 2025.
To achieve this appearance, I like OPI Espresso Your Inner self and Deborah Lippmann Single Ladies – they both give that melt-in-the-mouth look that are a perfect match with gold pieces of jewelry and more muted wardrobe. Two thin coats with one thick top layer is the secret of the application. Celebrity manicurist Jin Soon Choi declares a brown manicure to be the fastest way to add some luxury to your appearance, and she is quite correct in that opinion because it is grounding and uplifting at the same time.
I also like this color to replace the traditional reds with something darker, but equally cheerful. It appears divine on the knit sweaters and snug scarfs and it mixes up well on office days and evenings out.
It is the polish version of having a hot chocolate by the fire, it is indulgent, satisfying and somewhat decadent.
Cabernet Chic
Hardly any colours can be compared with that richness of cabernet deep red and burgundy mixed that is both intense and elegant. It is the type of a colour that makes one feel together even on the days when one is struggling to get out of the house before noon. It is a timeless almost-cinematic something about this tone.
Personally, I like Essie “Wicked” and Chanel Le Vernis rouge Brun. The two provide a glassy finish that appears salon without much effort. Allure nail editors pro tip: reds that are cool (such as cabernet)- look best on shorter nails that are square or squoval-shaped as they lengthen the fingers, and they are classy without being flashy.
At the time of my first attempt to use this shade, I was shocked by the versatility of the shade. It is a perfect match to minimalist fashion and holiday glitz, and it somehow somehow goes perfectly with any environment. It is not merely a color; it is an attitude, part brashness and part reserve.
I wear it with bright lip and gold accessories, it is the epitome of feminine elegance.
Forest Jewel
Green is its time and this rich forest color is evidence. It is thick, shiny and deep-lying– the hue of pine trees in a snow-dust. It is both down-to-earth and high-end, luxurious but classic. It is not the traditional Christmas green, but richer, nicer, with a refinement that creeps upon your face.
I recreate it by swearing by Zoya “Hunter” or Essie, “Off Tropic.” The secret is high-gloss finish – matte topcoats kill the magic on this shade. One of the Vogue nail columnists, Betina Goldstein, once wrote, green has become less edgy and more evergreen, it is a luxury that carries a touch of rebellion, and this statement is exactly the right one here.
It is a shade that looks good on all kinds of skin colour and when that shade is coupled with an emerald ring or gold bangles, then it makes it an overnight holiday statement. I used this one on a dinner party last December and it had that wow factor that was not obtrusive, everybody noticed it, but could not tell exactly why.
It is the type of nail polish that makes you feel subtly strong – as though you have perfected the skill of subtle drama.
Crimson Cozy
Nothing is as cozy as a proper red manicure in the holiday season and that is what this manicure represents. It is the color that helps to balance between routine and celebration, as it is bright and juicy and timeless. It is outgoing yet un-arguably childish, it is daring but falls extremely well.
OPI “Big Apple Red” or Essie “Rock the Runway” will do the trick when I need that flawless dose of red. In order to make it more lively, nail artist Elle Gerstein suggests a white base coat be applied initially – it will allow the red shine brighter and longer. It is a little gimmick that turns it all about.
It matches perfectly with warm knits and grays, and it is both vintage and contemporary. I prefer to consider it the little red dress of manicures, and it is trustworthy, certain, and sure of making you feel better.
The reason I paint this sometimes it is just because I want it to be there even though nobody will look at it, because sometimes you just need to be in a red mood and nothing can stop you.
Oatmilk Serenity
The simplicity is at times the final luxury. This color, soft oatmilk beige with a touch of pink, brings to mind mornings, oversized sweaters and the first cup of coffee, the one that makes your hands feel warmer than your heart. It is simple and cozy, ideal when you need a respite, but have to have something well-polished and elegant.
To achieve this smooth and light white appearance, I would prefer OPI “Put It in Neutral” or Zoya “Chantal.” They are universally flattering, having the right touch of cool and warm. Harper Bazaar nail expert Sarah Gibson Tuttle says that the key nail polish code is a neutral nail polish, which is unobtrusive glamour, and it never goes wrong. It is precisely what makes this one so timeless.
In making this at home I begin with an under-coat of smooth ridge filler and use three very thin coats rather than two. The effect is a glass-like smooth finish that gives your nails the appearance of being perfectly smooth. And truly, it is the type of shade that makes even more casual clothes look edited.
It is my favorite when I have those in-between days when I am not ready to put on stuff with glitter and I am not in a mood to be naked.
Stormy Cashmere
Grey for Christmas? Oh, yes – when it is this good. This smoky, cashmere-grey manicure is urban and cordial, such as the colour of urban skies before the snow. It is a wink to minimalist style of the cool weather, the type of sound that looks good with both black knits and silver jewelry.
Essie Press Pause or Nails Inc Glaze Grey are fine in order to achieve that smooth and sleek look. Nail artist Jin Soon Choi once opined, grey tones behave like mirrors, in other words, they mix with your clothes and lighting, establishing an alternate mood at various point of time. Surprisingly festive on the right style, this color is made flexible.
To make it a little more dimensional, I occasionally apply a matte topcoat on one of the accent nails, or put a thin line of fine silver at the cuticle, to give the appearance of a frosted edge. It is quiet art work, enough to make a statement out of a bland but not so much to the point of tackiness.
Grey is not the most Christmas-related color, but, I will promise you, it possesses that calm elegance that would look stunning under candlelight and a snowy background.
Ruby Twilight
There is red, and there is this red, the deep ruby glitter, which in the underlight would be molten glass. It is erotic, alluring and festive enough. In putting this on, I find myself moving my hands around more, it is that type of manicure where every motion is film noir.
To achieve this tone, I apply OPI “I am really an actress” on Essie A-List. That depth of red-carpet is added by the former, and that sparkle is made life by the latter. Nail experts such as Tom Bachik, who polishes the nails of the Hollywood elite, prescribe a gel-effect topcoat to enhance the glitz – “The reflection is what makes red take confidence in it, says Tom.
This shade is Christmas Eve magic – dramatic yet high-end, as a party dress that does not require accessories. I would wear it with gold rings or a burgundy lip and the color speaks it all.
Whenever I put this red on, I remember the reasoning behind the fact that it can never grow out of fashion. It is celebratory, feminine and it is right amount of power and play.
Mocha-Tipped Glam
The French manicure is updated in winter with this fashionable, two-tone tip – creamy nude bases and deep mocha tips. It is the ideal blend of traditional and modern, as it combines comfort and design within a single sweeps of a classic line. The version is quite elevated, and it suits everybody who loves the neutrals but wants something out of the ordinary.
In the case of the base, I prefer Olive and June MM, and on the tips, Essie Velvet Voyage. Draw a clean arc with nail guides or a fine brush, this contrast between light and dark is modern not retro. Nail artist Betina Goldstein describes it as the quiet luxury of fingertips and it is indeed that.
Personally, I love this manicure on winter brunches, it is neutral enough to put anywhere, but polished enough to make one feel fashionable. It is an evidence that being subtle does not necessarily mean dull.
Whenever I look at these colors combined, I imagine a glass of espresso in cream – creamy, well-balanced and completely delicious.
Smoky Taupe Muse
Had December not been so red and green in its palette, it would have been taupe in the middle of it all – stable, sleek, unendingly organic. This smoky taupe manicure is that greyish shade that suits any color of the skin and every outfit. It is simple-minded minimalism with a Shrovey twist.
In this very natural and elegant sound, there is no way to resist such brands like CND “Field Fox” and Hermes “Brun Paradoxe”. Both are creamy-dense and make nails appear porcelain like. I occasionally paint a nail on a clear top and some gold flecks and that is to give it an accent of a party. I learned this during the winter beauty shoot in Allure last year.
It is a glance that is kind of domestic at the office and at a dinner party on vacation. There is something about taupe that is very silently strong, at least it is not flashy, no high volume, just plain and classy.
This color is such as the last note of a song, full, harmonious, and pleasing.
Matcha Winter Mist
At times, it is the question of surprise with which to think of beauty, and this subdued matcha green is the unexpected thing of the season. It is bright, natural and somewhat of an adventure which is a relaxing take on the standard reds and glitter. This green is a kind of soft sage-like, organic and refined, the color of nature which remains under the snow of winter.
When it comes to this calming shade, Zoya “Fern” or Essie “Power Clutch” will match extremely well. There is that kind of coolness and coziness in both of them without being too minty or too olive. According to the beauty editor of Vogue Celeste Hughes, Green in winter is alive; it warms the coldest light.
I am obsessed with this shade in combination with neutral clothes, beige knits, cream cardigans, or denim. It immediately makes the entire appearance soft and yet making a statement. The polish in itself is a quiet confidence that resembles a whisper and yet it is able to be heard.
When you need something that will get you out of the rut this season, then this color will provide a refreshing touch without making you seem like a naughty girl who has lost her virginity. It is the mini-revolution that your manicure is in need of.
Caramel Ember
Cosy, comforting and inviting – this caramel brown seems like entering a cafe with candles on a snowy day. It’s not just a color; it’s a mood. Its shiny amber under-note makes it look alive and thus it can be used both during the day and in the evening parties.
To achieve this sophisticated sound, OPI “My Italian is a Little Rusty” or Hermes Rouge H would be a good choice. The most important lesson I have discovered, as taught by professional manicurists: always apply a sheer base coat before using dark caramel, it will have a soft undertone so that it will be more comfortable to wear.
This color is great with any kind of gold accessories and natural make-up, such as, bronzed eyelids, a bit of blush and a gloss, which reflects the warmth on the nail. It is sensual without being dramatic, graceful without making efforts.
I refer to this as the cozy color of the season a manicure that makes you feel in touch with the ground, warm and confident at the same time. It is classiness with a sugary touch.
Winter Mocha Duo
You cannot choose between creamy beige and comfortable taupe, so wear both at the same time. This pair of mocha manicured nails is evidence that opposites can well co-exist. The light contrast forms a soft and structured look – winter neutrals in complete harmony with each other.
Essie “Marshmallow” and Zoya “Jules” make it to be replicated. Switch them or add some light touches of accent, a nail of a single taupe shade against soft whites is sometimes sufficient to transform the entire manicure into editorial. This coupleing has been once called by nail stylist Betina Goldstein as a neutral with personality and it could not be more apt.
The thing that I like the most about this look is that it is wearable. It coordinates with all the garments, big sweaters, and smooth evening jackets. It’s pretty simple yet it is not too simple so that people may question where do you have your nails done.
Balance is at times the loveliest art.
Velvet Cocoa Matte
This is an indulgent, dark, chocolatey, velvet-matte finish that reminds one of luxury, whether it is a plate of rich truffles or a cup of cocoa at Christmas Eve. It is the ideal option to anyone wanting a rich choice without shiny, and texture without fluff. It appears as brushed suede under dim lighting: it is too touchable and is a quietly glamorous thing.
To do so, I would use OPI Espresso Yourself with a matte topcoat such as Essie Matte about You. It changes the polish into soft-focus perfection in a few seconds. Nail expert Harriet Westmoreland reports Nail trends state that matte finishes are the new metallics – they are quiet commanders.
This shade is opulent luxury in minor amounts. It goes well with jewelry in gold, and monochrome, particularly beige or camel, attire. The grounding quality is also present in the matte texture – it is unexpected, elegant, and completely touchable.
It belongs to the woman who sees no need to yell, yet likes the yelling to be refined.
Classic Ruby Glaze
Then there is always the old favorite, the real red which never leaves our hearts (or holiday tables). This is a bright ruby colour, a spirited colour, definitely a celebratory colour. It is the polish counterpart of an artificially wrapped present – plain, classic, and joyful.
To achieve the ideal red, I would always resort to Essie or Chanel red, Really red or Pirate. Each layer is a statement with the high gloss finish and permanent pigment. Red nails are a language, as one of the times was said by Glamour, they are not a trend.
Put it on with pearls, knits or even your favorite jeans, it will never be out of place. Red nails in December is something very emotional: they evoke the images of celebration, tradition, and self-expression simultaneously.
Whenever I use this color, I cannot help but remember that not all classics are to be substituted and only rediscovered brushstroke by brushstroke.
