30 Gorgeous Green Nail Trends for Christmas 2025: Festive, Elegant & Totally On-Trend

Once the air becomes crisp and the lights begin to twinkle and all coffee shops begin to have a faint scent of cinnamon, I begin to think I need a little more sparkle not only in my wardrobe but also on my nails. This year, Green Nail Trends Christmas 2025 are making the headlines. Instead of the overdone reds, forget the green, which is in its luxury. Between emerald glimmer and forest simplicity, all the shades are festive, yet fresh, somewhat mysterious, somewhat comfortable, and very holiday girl chic.

And now we have got to open these beautiful designs one after another,–each a little love letter to the season of glow and glamour.

Frosted Forest Magic

It is something in the deep forest-green colouring with silver touches which reminds me of those unbroken, snowy nights just before Christmas. In this case, shiny emerald nails have been decorated with small snowflakes of white and tiny motifs of the bows each line is as sharp as winter air. Touches of glitter on one or two nails hold it all at the end of it all, as on ornaments clinging to a pine tree. It is that just the right combination of warm and fancy thing that leaves me smiling whenever I see my hands.

In this appearance, I would use OPIs Stay Off the Lawn! (dark green with just appropriate moodiness) and Essies Blanc to add the fine snowflake touches. Those specific winter patterns are made with the help of a thin brush or dotting tool. I never leave without Seche Vite Top Coat – it provides that frosty-like glossiness.

On the occasion when I tried to recreate the style last year, I recall how it automatically improved my mood appeal as it was festive, and not cliched. They were even spotted by my barista at the time of giving me my peppermint mocha. That is when I understood that it will be green that will be the statement in 2025 during Christmas.

Modern Evergreen Lines

The design is the simple sibling of the traditional holiday nails. The green is smooth and glossy, interrupted by naughty white lines–almost as the frost trails left by some present, or ribbon curves wrapping round a present. It is geometric but not severe, soft yet not lapsed. The minimal asymmetry provides it with that easily modern feeling – just enough to make people give any second glance.

Gelish Amazon Flirt would be used to do the base green, and Le Mini Macaron White Vanilla would be used on the accent lines. It is only to allow the polish to self-level, then to draw the curves, it leaves the lines flowing and natural. Nail artist Tom Bachik, who has been working with A-listers, has said that less can be more when details are purposeful. This design is just the case.

I brought a similar one to a December brunch, and I had a chunky knit and a latte in hand. It was homey, and yet neat–my favorite of all contrasts.

Mistletoe Muse

This one causes my heart to skip. The deep glittery green is next to the nude toned nails which have hand painted leaves and small red berries – a reference to the mistletoe without going completely into the Santa mode. It is celebratory in the trendiest manner. The nude foundation is soft and makes it sophisticated, with the greenery adding movement and life in it.

In order to make this design work, begin with Sage or Olive by Zoya and WKF by Olive and June (soft green shimmer) and combine it with an off-beige, such as Essie and Ballet Slippers. Paint the foliages with a fine brush and the dots with a dotting tool. Celebrity manicurist Betina Goldstein claims that micro-defining as such makes any manicure appear tailored -as though it were painted on you and you alone.

Whenever I have tried anything botanical as a treat on holidays, it is the most praised. Perhaps it seems intimate — taking a tiny bit of nature with you on the brightest time of the year.

Velvet Pine Elegance

This is where Green Nail Trends Christmas 2025 comes back to grace. The appearance of this look is characterized by the use of the almond-shaped nails that are melted in deep pine green flowing into smooth nudes arching. The contrasts of bold and naked give a high-fashion touch – as velvet gloves touching the silk. The mirror shine comes in with the glossy finish that makes you feel like you are at the red carpet ready to wrap gifts at home.

It is possible to create this design using the On Spring of OPI, My Studio and a fine detail brush to cut those curves flowing. Allow one layer of the paint to dry slightly and overlap another layer – it maintains the contrast clear and clean.

I would put it on a champagne-colored dress or a comfortable cable-knit because it is the kind of manicure I would wear in any way. The magic is in this green that it is modern and at the same time it is timeless.

Golden Evergreen Glam

Whereas there is one pattern that perhaps best describes what Green Nail Trends Christmas 2025 will be like it would be the combination of metallics and mossy colors. In this instance, matte and shiny greens are combined with nudes and gold. The wavy texture is organic similar to the soft pain of a winter ribbon. It has action, it has light and above all it is chic with ease.

Gold polish accents (deborah lippmann Dream Weaver) reflect light and shine beautifully on a dark green such as the off tropical of Essie. To apply at home, strip tape on crisp edges – or even enjoy the smoothness of oily handwriting on that more natural, artistic hand-flow.

Frankly, this one reminds an equivalent of the manicurist Christmas evening party; gold jewelry, light atmosphere and a bit of background jazz. The type of understated extravagance we are all seeking this season.

Starry Night Spruce

This would be the Christmas in a bottle of maniacure. The base is a rich emerald green that could be the luster of a forest by moonlight, and the golden stars and fir branches and stretch over alternating nails, murmuring that cozy fireside and fairy lights feel. The deep green and snowy white balance invoke the sense of winter stillness, yet the glittering accents imply that it is nothing short of the Christmas tree and the night sky colliding.

The way to reproduce this appearance would be to begin with OPI Christmas Gone Plaid and Essie Blanc to contrast. The golden shimmer? That is Butter London Gold Rush Glazen Topcoat that gives a glow but it does not overpower. The small pine sprigs are drawn with a small detail brush, which, however, does not have to be so perfect, and, frankly, a certain asymmetry will make them even more adorable.

One nail artist who has worked with celebrities, Julie Kandalec, once remarked that a Christmas manicure does not have to scream Christmas but just has to hint at sparkle. And there is what I love about this one: subtle magic, which is created to be appreciated when you are holding your latte or regulating your scarf under the soft winter light.

Classic Wreath Charm

Something ancient about a deep, slick green with one, frolicsome nail – such as this wreath pattern. The dark forest shade is elegant, and the wreath with a small red bow helps to get the feeling of childhood nostalgia: holiday cards, cinnamon candles, warm-up sweaters. It is old-school Christmas and a slightest hint of minimalism that feels right now – oh-so-2025.

In this style, the Ivy League by Gelish is the ideal canvas dark and creamy, with a dense color concentration. Essie Aperitif was used to make the bow and a dotting tool to construct the wreath using WKF by Olive and June. The secret is to make the greens equal and to put in a slight touch of white or gold dot imitating berries and glittering.

I used to wear this appearance to a casual Christmas dinner, and it led to the subject of traditions being discussed: each of us has their own wreath, which we visit every year, be it to make cookies or to watch The Holiday. That is what I love about the Green Nail Trends Christmas 2025 aesthetic it gives you the opportunity to carry your memories on your fingertips.

Emerald Frost French

This one is a variation of the classic French manicure with clear nude polishes and the bright green tops and a sparkle or two to keep things spicy. The juxtaposition of glittery emerald polish and the neutral background is both clean and strong – as the cold air in the winter season. It is the manicure alternative to smooth winter layering; it is painless, it is flattering, and it is somewhat glamorous.

To stick this (pun intended) I would apply CND Shellac in Palm Deco to the tips and Essie Mademoiselle to the natural base. Swarovski microcrystals or OPI Chrome Effects down one accent nail add that frosty touch. Elle Gerstein, a manicurist, said that a holiday manicure must be shinier than regular LED. And she is correct, the radiance here is warm, not too excessive.

The first time I enacted this look, I noted how versatile it was, it was good on holiday parties yet at the same time was understated enough to be worn daily. It is a polish-you-right-away kind of a design.

Jewel-Toned Reflections

This one is out-and-out lawlessness. Green chrome nails in the form of mirrors that reflect all the rays of light and change well between forest and emerald colors. The finish is futuristic but celebratory something that you will be wearing when having champagne and listening to soft jazz near the Christmas tree. It is to those who desire smooth simplicity yet want to be impressed.

Get this appearance by applying Born Pretty Chrome Pigment in Emerald Dream buffed on top of a black base. Use the Daily Charme No-Wipe Top Gel to seal it and get the ultra-glassy finish. I would suggest almond or square-shaped nails, which are both classy with chrome since they give importance to the reflection.

When I attended a winter wedding in this style, my hands seemed to me to be accessories by themselves. The light on the polish was really nice, almost a liquid-metal look. Indeed one of the styles that do not require additional jewelry (although a silver ring can never be bad).

Gilded Green Galaxy

Last but certainly not the least, the denouement – glitter glamour in this show-stopping combination of emerald shimmer and gold sequins. This appearance reflects the spirit of the celebration of Green Nail Trends Christmas 2025 – courageous, glittering, and not ashamed at all to be very happy. Every nail seems to be its decoration, and reflects the light in the most appropriate manner. In the event that you are detail oriented, then this is your December manicure signature.

Begin with Giovanna by Zoya to give a rich emerald and proceed with the Summit of Style by Essie to ensure the chunky golden glitter. Better placement of glitter is with a sponge -this is how one achieves that thick glittery finish. Nail artist Chaun Legend who has worked on Kylie Jenner has also stated that holiday nails should be lit inside. This look? Exactly that.

I had a variation of this on the last New Year Eve party when I was at a party last year, each time I lifted my glass I got that glitter. This is the moment I had the idea that glitter is more than festal it is empowering. Something about the sensation of seeing your hands glitter makes you look back and realize how happy the little things are.

Olive Whisper Elegance

This appearance has something muted sophistication about it – the sort of appearance that does not have to make a hue and cry to be heard. The nails are heavily polished in deep olive-green, with one accent nail painted with some leafy pictures very lightly. The almond-shaped finish is smooth and it is slightly extended in a way that it looks as though lengthened by the sunlight and when the sun beams the muted green turns into a more earthy and luxurious one- velvet in nails. It is relaxed, down to earth, and if not so fashionable to Green Nail Trends Christmas 2025.

I begin with Essie Willow in the Wind, a dark leafy shade, which is very popular on all the skin tones to achieve this timeless manicure. To use the botanical accent, a little brush, loaded with OPI Alpine Snow and Olive and June WKF, enables me to apply clean and natural strokes of leaves. CND Vinylux Weekly Top Coat everything to get that permanent shine.

I recall having worn a similar set on a cabin trip last December on a weekend when the green color was very much like the pine trees outside and the set even made my oversized sweater look slightly more deliberate. The design does not go overboard but it is about understated beauty the one that lingers when the holidays end and all that remains is the lowly light of the candle and warmth.

Emerald Foil Opulence

At times the holidays require some indulgence of a kind, and this design does not disappoint. Imagine full-fledged green nails with gold foil spots upon them, as snatches of wrapping-paper caught in candle-light. The metallic shimmer flirts with the glossy green and the effect is a textured and costly finish, which is ideal during the December evening or during the toast of Christmas Eve.

In order to reproduce this gorgeous appearance, I will suggest OPI’s Stay Off the Lawn! to be used as a base since its rich, dark base is excellent with the golden foil. On the foil, you can use Born Pretty Nail Art Foil Sheets and apply them at random to the half-dried polish in order to create those organic, imperfect shapes. Apply Gelish Top It Off to finish off the shine.

It is one of such manicures which makes you feel invincible. My outfit was close to a December evening ball – it glowed in all glittering lights and even a champagne flute could be considered a dressing. And she is right because, as the celebrity nail artist Mar y Sol Inzerillo once said, a metallic accent just changes green into glamorous and not earthly.

Winter Sprig Simplicity

There is an unobtrusive beauty in minimalism, and the design demonstrates that one can still feel a festivity with minimalism. The combination of a slick green French tip and a clear nail with small, linear accents and dots is stylish and soft. It reminds me about the frosty window panes and the silence of the early mornings in December when all is silent but full of the expectation.

In this manicure, I apply Zoya Hunter on the base tips, and a sheer of colour such as the one in Fairy Tailor by Essie below. That icy vibe is achieved by adding unobtrusive pearl or crystal trims – opting for Swarovski flatbacks in White Opal, however.

The best thing about it is its versatility, as it can be worn in the office or a Christmas brunch, and it will fit perfectly at both. That is that sort of balance between I tried and I woke up like this. Less is more – and this design is evidence.

Golden Fir Sparkle

Or, now, to the appearance which quite fairly is fairy-lighted. The nail color is a deep green with a touch of glitter gold and green and is the final festal combination. It is daring and can be worn, it is classy yet full of energy. Every nail is an ornament of a holiday, glittering with the champagne.

To achieve this showstopper appearance, I would combine Essie Off Tropic with ILNP Empire to achieve that glittering gold that is ultra-reflective. Use sponge to apply the glitter around the cuticle or the tip to create a gradient effect – it gives the look of a more salon-polished finish. And a high-gloss top finish to that mirror-like surface.

Celebrity manicurist Betina Goldstein remarks frequently that it is the combination of texture that makes a manicure come alive. Precisely that is what this set is – it is dynamic, light-catching, and endlessly joyful. I used to put this on during New Year Eve and each sparkle would be a toast to new things.

Celestial Green Luxe

This would be the manicure to choose should I have to choose one to sum up the entire essence of Green Nail Trends Christmas 2025. The dark forest green ends, bare underside, and gold stars decals render this appearance sky-like but down to earth in appearance constellations taking you through the winter nights. It is both beautiful and fun, and you go gliding through every candlelight.

In this space-themed makeup I would suggest Gelish Amazon Flirt as a base and Full Steam Ahead by Butter London as a soft nude base. Apply gold decals or small stars stickers -there are pretty ones at Apres Nail or Deco Miami. Finish it with LeChat Perfect Match Top Gel to get the look of perfection.

This is my own favorite since it narrates a story – story of winter dreams, night skies and of slowness. Last year, having taken this to a holiday market, a woman had to halt me to inquire where I got them done. This is the magic of this trend it is friendly luxury, the type that is personal and celebratory.

Emerald & Copper Harmony

Deep emerald and molten copper is the shade combination that establishes the Christmas luxury trend nowadays. This manicure is a perfect combination of the two colors, green nails and clear ones covered in metallic foil flakes. The texture is multi-layered, such as light is bouncing off decorations in dim candle lighting. It’s not loud — it’s luminous. The type of glow that speaks not loudly.

To achieve this appearance I use Hunter by Zoya as a base and apply Orly Copper Crush Foil using the sponge technique. In so doing, the metallic flecks appear to be floating and not pasted. It is applied with a plushy top coat keeping it in a glassy finish. At one point, nail expert Tom Bachik stated, Nail foil, is the jewelry of nails and he would have been correct when he mentioned this combined look like you are wearing the mini works of art on your fingernails.

I recall having done this design in a Christmas Eve dinner last year. The manner in which the copper shimmer reflected the firelight – it was like a wink to tradition, yet in the most current, 2025 fashionable manner available.

Frosted Forest Fade

The tranquillity of winter is better exemplified, it were, by a gentle load of green melting to snow-tipped glitter. The design, which is glossy evergreen melted into silver-white sparkle around the cuticle serves as a feeling of standing under a newly snowed pine tree at dawn. It is tender, yet spell-bounding.

Adding CND Vinylux Emerald Lights half-way up the nail then tapping in China glaze Fairy Dust or Essie Set in Stones will provide that twinkling gradient. The secret is in a makeup sponge, it forms the perfect look of a snowfall.

Whenever I have put on this style, someone has questioned me whether it is a professional outfit. Yet, here is the secret it is one of the simplest types of at-home winter designs. It is softly theatrical, sort of a nature glamour, with no rhinestones and no 3-D art and the magic of gleam and hue.

Evergreen Minimalism

I have always preferred a manicure which reminds me of festivals, but does not feel specifically seasonal. The interpretation of subtle celebration is this design glossy dark green nails with one soft white accent with a small Christmas tree. It is easy, simple and matches perfectly with gold jewels or even a black cashmere sweater.

To do so, apply OPI Stay Off the Lawn! to the green, and Essie Marshmallow on the accent nail. The tree can be painted with striping brush and a small gold star sticker on top – I am fond of simple ones which Nailtopia offers.

The best part is the fact that it suits any type of holiday occasion, be it wrapping presents, having dinner or simply taking a peaceful morning stroll. It is eternal, as are the unobtrusive beauty that you never grow sick of.

Celestial Spark

The first thing that comes to my mind when I consider pure festival glamour is this manicure a cosmic combination of blinking green and shining gold stars on shiny nails. It is almost film noir, dreamy, as the moonless nights of the holidays when everything is a little more enchanted.

Begin with ILNP Lucky One, a glittering emerald polish, which shines when in candlelight and cool LED. Stick on decals of small golden stars (or paint them with Orly Luxe) to look like constellations. Finish it off with Seche Vite Top Coat to give it the glass-like finish.

Betina Goldstein reveals that her vision of holiday nails is alive, as jewelry that moves with you. And that is just what this set does. Each movement reflects the light in a different way. It is glamour that seems natural, the type of outlook that automatically adds to a casual style or a night dress.

Christmas Candy Dream

And then there is this cheerful invention – the one that is the holiday cheer in a bottle. This set is glossy, green, peppermint striped with little 3D accents that make this set a statement piece of the festival. It is fun, imaginative, and not still a bit motionless- a manicure that is fun but at the same time elegant.

Smear this appearance using Gelish Amazon Flirt as your base and Modelones White Cloud on the candy-cane swirls. Add ornaments of metal, pearls, beads of gold, perhaps a star charm or two, to that gay, elegant touch.

I also like the way this design makes everybody feel like they are a child but still appear as though they are the ones in the fashion magazine. It is festive nail art but, to be honest, what better way to end the chapter about Green Nail Trends Christmas 2025 than with some nail art that leaves you smiling when you look down?

Snow-Kissed Holly

Something about this appearance has immediately put me in the mood of a holiday. The mixture of glossy emerald glitter and fine hand-painted holly and white snowflakes leaves one with the feeling of having entered a Christmas card scene, happy but elegant. The green shimmer nails reflect light like a shattered gemstone, and the accent nails provide a light touch to the whole experience by having a clear base with a highly detailed white structure.

I would use ILNP Evergreen as the base glitter and OPI Alpine Snow as the snowflakes, placing tiny dots there with the help of a dotting tool or the end of a bobby pin. In the case of the holly leaves, a thin brush dipped in Essie Off Tropic works wonders and a little Sally Hansen Cherry Red pretties up those berries.

It happens to me that every year in mid-December, I feel the need to get joyful, yet not too flashy, a manicure, something that will not scream at me of a holiday mood, yet one that will not rattle bells. This design exactly does so. It is somewhat nostalgic, somewhat sophisticated, and even having a cup of cocoa becomes glamorous.

Golden Fir Fantasy

It is a new concept of festive nail art, sheer nude nails, decorated with miniature green Christmas trees, dusted with golden stars and foil. It is as though you are putting a tiny forest of celebration on your fingertips. The nails are painterly, works of art, which shine each time the light strikes.

To accomplish that, begin with Essie Ballet Slippers or any other neutral base and use hand-paint the firs with a detail brush and Zoya Hunter. To give them that foil-like shimmering add a touch of the OPI Gold Key to the Kingdom, then add a glossy finish that will give it a gel-like appearance.

I once used a variation of this dress in a candlelit dinner and was unable to help noticing the glimpses of my nails as I pointed on them – it is so alluring. Manicurist to celebrities Betina Goldstein once said that a metal detail in nail art actually suits when it resembles jewelry, and this design does. It is classy, comfortable, and unobtrusive party.

Gift Bow Glow

It is so stylish to tie up the season, literally. This manicure will combine dark and glittering green one with creamy neutral nails and each style is decorated with a delicate bow. It is light-hearted yet adult and the slightest mention of the delight of giving and the minor rituals that make the holidays seem special.

To achieve this appearance, CND Vinylux Emerald Lights is the primary shade to use, and Essie Vanilla Beige is the neutral shade to use. The bows may be sketched using a fine brush or by doing it with nail stickers in case you do not want to take the trouble of drawing it. Seche Vite will be applied on the top to give that undressable shine.

I like it as it is between homely and glamorous, thus suitable to both a family dinner and a night out. It makes me think of those silent meditative times before a party when you are wrapping presents and you are humming to Christmas music that quiet calmness before the storm of the Christmas season.

Emerald French Grace

Traditional French tips, except they are green. This design is a reinterpretation of one of the most classic manicures with the hint of the holiday vibe. The sharp nude foundation and a green tip are marked with a chain of mini-gold studs – simple and spellbinding. It is providing silent exclusiveness, yet with a wink.

My Base is OPI Samoan Sand, my green is Essie Off Tropic and my beads are micro gold caviar (they are sold by Born Pretty). They are pressed with the top coat still sticky and then a top coat is applied to fix the design at this stage.

I also had something somewhat similar to this outfit at Christmas brunch last year, it suits all sorts of things, even knits and statement rings. It is the type of manicure that is expensive without being showy at the same time and the gold accents gleam magnificently in the low winter light.

Mistletoe Modern

Not all holiday manicures need to be shiny – at times, it is all about a high-brow nod to nature. This appearance is that of a clean, minimalistic look, containing soft green polish and one accent nail painted with a delicate mistletoe. It is classy and easily fashionable, one that suits every person fond of understated art that narrates something.

To this, I base it with Zoya Agnes and Olive and June WKF on the leaves. Dot with tiny white berries on top with a dotting tool and complete with CND Long Wear Top Coat. It produces a clean and modern feel which is nearly Scandinavian in its simplicity.

Whenever I put on this type of clothing, I feel presentable even with a basic outfit such as a cream turtleneck and gold hoops. It is that easy, Pinterest look of that effortless chic that makes people wonder where they got their nails done.

Emerald Night Glow

Deep, dark green nails have a sort of quiet magic, the manner in which they diffuse the light into a pine forest in the twilight. It is a festive minimalism, but with a twist of artsiness and playfulness, as this manicure adopts said depth and leaves one nail with a white squiggle and stars on it as an accent. It is both earthy and lighthearted, like somebody put the air of a winter sky at night in a bottle and painted it on your fingertips.

To achieve this, it is possible to begin with Essie Off Tropic, which is one of my favorite forest greens, and it has been classic and at the same time, not old-fashioned. Add a bit of sparkle to one or two nails using ILNP Christmas Cookie – its emerald flakes make the nail look like it has been in the light. In the case of the doodle art, a good brush in OPI Alpine Snow performs miracles. Top all that with a glossy coat of top-coat to make it look like liquid-glass.

I have used the same design in once small holiday gathering and it worked out great — there was candlelight, laughing, soft jazz music playing and this manicure gently helped in holding the look together. It is not complicated and it has weight. That is the type of style I believe we all yearn to have during December: work that can pass as work.

Mint & Gold Harmony

The following glance is like drinking champagne in your knitted sweater of choice, a combination of homey and stylish. The matte green and the creamy white swirl as well as the accents of the golden foil make it festive and wearable. It is holiday nail art that minimalist people will love due to its interest in textures and a small amount of glam.

I would apply Zoya Wyatt to the matte green, Essie Blanc to the white base and apply gold leaf foil, which is an organic metallic foil, by Born Pretty. The secret is to have a bit of the gold rough–it is not perfection here we want, but warmth.

I cannot help but imagine that this design reminds me of that in-between period, the golden hour of the holidays, where the sun is set and the world is bathed in a bit of softer glow. It is informal, of course, but it nevertheless makes you think of someone who is strolling in one of the Christmas markets, holding cup of mulled wine in his/her hand.

Nordic Green Whispers

This would be a manicure that embodied the subtle beauty of Scandinavian Christmas decorations. The matte white and pine green collide in graceful harmony, adorned with finely sprouting evergreen branches, tiny dots and a single gorgeous little bow. It is neat, cozy, and rich in silence details, such as the loveliness of a hand-made wreath.

The creamy base, which I would recommend in order to achieve this timeless appearance, is OPI My Vampire is Buff, and the green details are Olive and June WKF. The fine lines can be achieved by using a striping brush or a nail art pen, but you have to be patient, but it is worth it.

Once, celebrity nail artist Zola Ganzorigt, who has come to be known because of her minimalistic designs, wrote that less is more, but texture is everything. Such is what this manicure represents. It all is softened by the matte finish and makes the art seem modern but comfortable to be in sipping cocoa with twinkle lights.

Golden Sage Waves

This layout will make you think this was created to promote a holiday magazine cover story – undulating waves of sage-green and nude with narrow strips of fine gold. It is abstract, luxurious, and fits the best when one is a lover of manicures inspired by art. It has a painterly quality to it, as brush strokes on canvas, except that this time the canvas is your nails.

I would begin with Essie Sage You Love Me and Butter London Mums the Word nude base. Trace each curve with a fine brush dipped in gold foil gel, and apply a no-wipe top coat to give each curve long-lasting shine.

At the first attempt to wear this appearance, I was shocked at the sense of being so high up like jewelry on your hands. It is fashionable enough to attend cocktail parties and lightweight enough to wear till January. Consider it the manicure version of soft cashmere with a touch of glitz – easy elegance.

Holiday Opulence

And finally — the grand finale. The design is nothing but a symbol of luxury: rich greens, gold details, detailed snowflakes, 3D bows, and crystal decorations. It is not only nail art, it is couture. It is the manicure you put on when you are heading to a holiday ball, or even when you just want your daily activities, like lighting a candle, pouring champagne, to look movie-like.

To create such an art, I would suggest gel base with CND Vinylux Dark Diamonds, and apply 3D elements with Born Pretty Metal Studs and Swarovski Flatbacks. The snowflakes can be painted or in the form of nail stickers to be applied on a sharp and professional finish.

Manicurist of the celebrities, Chaun Legend, who regularly designs luxury sets during the red carpet season, once told that nails are the last part of confidence. This ensemble oozes precisely that. It is bold, polished and absolutely memorable.