Is it just me, or does summer have a way of making us crave something fresh—something bright, playful, and just a little unexpected? The combination of sunlight reflections on our skin with beach day transitions into nighttime creates a perfect environment for mani refreshes during this season. So what kind of nail designs are actually worth trying in 2025? Which colors are making a comeback, and which styles are quietly stealing the spotlight?
In this guide, I’m diving deep into the trendy, the simple, and the downright pretty. Think teal swirls, tropical fades, short almond shapes, and everything in between—yes, including that perfect pink you keep screenshotting on Pinterest. Whether you’re a salon regular or a DIY girlie with a steady hand and a dream, I’ve got something to inspire you.
I’m not a professional nail tech, but I live for inspo 2024 (and yes, I’ve tested more than a few of these looks myself). From beach-ready shell art to vibrant rainbow swirls, we’re covering the full spectrum of colors, moods, and finishes. These are the summer ideas you’ll want saved, screenshotted, and scheduled in.
Ready to meet your next favorite mani? Let’s get into it.
Seashells, Starfish & Mermaid Dreams
This design is basically a little beach vacation for your fingertips. Featuring seafoam teal waves, 3D shell art, and delicate white sculpted sea creatures, it’s a full-blown underwater fantasy moment. The soft blue and white palette brings that breezy, just-stepped-off-the-sand kind of calm, while the starfish and tiny snail shells add a dash of tropical magic. It’s giving beach, inspo, and the kind of art that doesn’t just sit pretty—it starts conversations.
To recreate this set, you’ll need a base of soft matte gel polishes—OPI GelColor’s “It’s a Boy!” or Gelish’s “Seafoam” give that dreamy blue. Sculpted elements like the starfish and sea turtle can be created using 3D acrylic powder or gel sculpture paste (I recommend Mia Secret’s 3D Acrylic or Ugly Duckling 3D Gel Paste), and then topped with a matte finish for texture. This isn’t a quick one—but wow, is it worth it.
This look is best tackled with patience or by your nail tech (trust me, those mermaid scales don’t draw themselves). To achieve this design on your own you need silicone molds for shells and starfish as well as practice making 3D shapes on a nail wheel before beginning. Top tip from celeb nail artist Tom Bachik? “When you’re playing with texture, matte and gloss contrast brings everything to life.”
I wore this design last summer in Florida, and not a single day passed without someone commenting on it—from the barista to the beach bartender. It feels pretty, dramatic, and somehow soft at the same time. This is the ultimate inspo 2024 almond short simple set for mermaid-core lovers.
French Kissed with a Floral Twist
Classic meets cute in this short almond shape with a twist on the French tip. The clean nude base lets those bright red tips pop, while a single pink daisy on the ring finger steals the show. That flower detail? This design combines flirty appeal with fun vibes that both women and guys find perfectly suitable to wear daily or for summer dating events. Plus, red and pink are absolutely having a moment in the 2024 trends playbook.
For the base, I always reach for CND Shellac “Be Demure” or Essie “Ballet Slippers” for a whisper-soft neutral. The red tip? Go bold with OPI’s “Big Apple Red” in gel for lasting shine. For the daisy, use a thin dotting tool or petal stencil—and if you want that little golden center to shimmer, a dot of metallic foil gel works wonders.
To DIY, start with shaping your nails into soft almonds. Apply your nude base, cure, and then use French tip guides or freehand a crescent tip in vibrant red. You can place your floral design with either a thin art brush or pre-made nail stickers since nobody will judge your work. Seal it with a high-gloss top coat for that salon finish.
I love how this one feels feminine but not fussy. Your nails transform into a charming red bikini ensemble that adorns itself with a floral accessory placed behind one ear. Honestly, this is a go-to if you want simple but with just enough personality to make people smile.
Sky-Wave Minimalism
This one’s for the minimalists who still want to be trendy. The sheer pink base gives your natural nail the spotlight, while soft blue and white wavy tips mimic coastal clouds or aerial surf shots. It’s dreamy, it’s effortless, and it’s total Pinterest inspo 2024 energy.
You can get the base with Zoya “Madeline” or Orly “Bare Rose” for a natural pink tint. The blue could be OPI “Gelato On My Mind”, and a thin art brush is your best friend here. Please keep in mind a sheer, milky topcoat to give that soft, blurred finish.
To recreate, I suggest starting with a base coat and two layers of sheer pink. Use a dotting tool to apply gel color mixture on the tips of your nails then gently swirl it across the surface without aiming for perfection. The unevenness is what makes it pretty. Finish with a glossy top coat for glass-like shine.
Personally, I wore something like this for a brunch weekend in Santa Monica, and it felt right with everything—denim, beach dresses, even a bikini. It’s the kind of art that doesn’t scream but definitely whispers, “She’s got style.”
Sunset Sugar Dip
Here’s your tropical cocktail in manicure form—pink and yellow ombré that fades like the sky over a beach bonfire. These almond-shaped stunners are bright, fun, and scream summer colors. The gradient here is something we absolutely need to discuss. This is pure sunset inspo, bottled and brushed.
The pink-to-yellow fade can be created using gel polishes like Madam Glam “Barbie Pink” and Gelish “Lemon Ice”. The trick is all in the blend—use a sponge or nail art brush to dab the colors into each other before curing.
To get this salon-smooth gradient, start with a nude or white base to make the colors pop. Apply pink to the base while using yellow for the tip before gently patting the colors together with a sponge. Do this in two layers for the best blend, and always cap your edges with topcoat.
This set gives me Miami vibes—the kind that pairs perfectly with fruity drinks and big sunglasses. It’s bright, vibrant, and just the right amount of simple to keep it versatile. Summer in a swipe.
Watermelon Sunrise
This is the bolder sister of the last look—hot pink, sunshine yellow, and a flick of orange in between. A square nail design provides shape to this joyous color setup while brushstroke shading gives it a natural look that matches everyday casual outfits. It’s totally giving tropical cocktail energy.
I used Modelones “Sunburst” set for a similar vibe, with a peachy base and sponge-blended tips. The colors fade into one another without any abrupt boundaries while their vividness remains captivating. If you’re craving inspiration with serious summer punch, this is it.
For a flawless finish, apply the yellow closest to the cuticle, orange in the middle, and pink at the tips—then dab and blend gently upward. Place a clear gloss on top and your nails are complete. Simple, but never boring.
I love this for pool parties or BBQs when you want your nails to do the talking. Bonus: the squoval shape makes it a good fit for shorter nails too. Short and fierce? Yes, please.
Groovy Girl Summer
Bold lines, rainbow swirls, and that clear glossy base—this is the Y2K comeback I didn’t know I needed. Every color gets its moment here, from green and purple to fiery pink and blue. It’s a manicure, but it’s also mood-boosting art.
You’ll want gel liners in multiple shades—I like Beetles Nail Art Liner Set—and a fine brush to trace those swirls. For that bold matte-to-gloss contrast, alternate your top coat finishes for a more dynamic look.
I say go full creative mode with this one. Begin by sketching your swirl patterns before you start or trust your instincts. The design process should begin from the middle then expand toward the outer areas. You’re not aiming for perfection—just for a riot of colors that feels uniquely you.
Every time I wear a version of this, someone tells me it reminds them of Lisa Frank meets Coachella. It’s chaotic in the best way, and pure inspo 2024 for anyone wanting nails that break rules.
Soft Sunset Fade
This set looks like the sky at golden hour—just before the sun disappears but right when the colors are most magical. The delicate ombré blend from pink to orange makes each nail glow like a summer cocktail. It’s bold but wearable, bright but not overpowering, and totally nails that effortless warm-weather vibe. The almond shape keeps it sleek and pretty, while the gradient makes it undeniably trendy.
To achieve this fade, I like to start with a milky base coat like CND “Cream Puff” and blend in Gelish “Tiki Tiki Laranga” and Madam Glam “Flamingo Pink” using a makeup sponge or gradient brush. Patience is key—blend slowly, and cure each layer to keep the colors vibrant and even.
For DIY: sponge the lighter shade over most of the nail and gently tap in the deeper tone at the tip, blending toward the center. Apply acetone-dampened clean-up brushes to remove smudges before applying your top coat. I usually go for a high-shine finish on gradients—it really brings out that juicy color payoff.
Honestly, this look has become my summer go-to. It gives that girl on vacation energy even if I’m just grabbing groceries. I’ve even caught strangers giving my nails a second glance—and isn’t that kind of the goal?
Lemonade Daisy Vibes
There’s something about pastel yellow in summer that feels like a fresh breeze—and this mani has that down to a science. With clean, glossy color on all fingers and two cute white daisies nestled in, it’s giving picnic in the park meets French-girl charm. The soft almond shape keeps it polished, and the simplicity makes it one of those timeless ideas that works for literally anyone.
I’ve used Bio Seaweed Gel “Lemonade” before for this kind of yellow—it’s soft, creamy, and never streaky. Small dots from dotting tools as well as stickers create perfect floral designs on nails. Just make sure to seal everything in with a thick gloss top coat like Seche Vite or Gelish Top It Off.
Want to try this at home? You need to paint your base coat first before letting it dry and then use a dotting tool or nail brush to create five white petals in a circular shape with a yellow center. Simple, minimal, and seriously effective.
It reminds me of road-tripping through Napa last July with the windows down and Fleetwood Mac blasting. It’s a simple, trendy summer classic that brings a little sunshine to every outfit.
Watermelon Sugar Set
This design is like biting into a cold slice of watermelon under a blazing sun—refreshing, juicy, and unexpectedly adorable. The pink ombré base fades into soft white tips, while a neon green reverse French at the cuticle and tiny black “seeds” steal the spotlight. It’s a fruity little masterpiece that screams tropical inspo 2024 in the most playful way.
To recreate it, I’d suggest Beetles Gel Polish “Rosy Pink”, a crisp white like Apres “White Gel-X”, and neon green liner for the accents. A dotting tool gives you those seed details—just don’t overdo it or it starts looking less watermelon and more leopard.
Creating this set is about layering. Apply the ombré pink-white base with a sponge before curing it. Use a thin detail brush to trace the cuticle curve in teal or lime green, and finish with tiny black dots for seeds. Top coat is non-negotiable—it makes everything pop.
I wore something similar on a beach trip to Tulum, and I’m telling you—it matched every cocktail and made my pool selfies look 10x cuter. Bright, vibrant, and full of fun.
Pastel Petal Fade
Okay, this one is basically a fairy garden in nail form. Soft pastel tips in blue, mint, and lavender fade seamlessly into a sheer nude base, topped off with delicate white hand-painted daisies. It’s dreamy, girly, and totally cute without feeling childish. Like the prettiest floral sundress, but for your nails.
To get this ethereal finish, I’d use a sheer builder base like Orly “Bare Rose”, topped with pastel gels like Modelones Macaron Collection. The key to these tiny florals is a micro-detail brush or even a nail art pen for precision.
Start by creating your pastel ombré tips with a sponge or brush blend, then use your nail art tool to dot five small petals around a clear center. Add a top coat to smooth out the flowers and give that glossy magic touch.
This one gives me vintage market vibes—fresh blooms, a woven bag, and a lemon spritz in hand. It’s low-key perfect for anyone who wants a soft inspo look that still makes a statement.
Blossoming Gradient
If you’re into florals but want a little extra dimension, this one’s for you. A romantic blend of peachy pink fading into yellow creates a subtle base for those raised 3D blooms. The delicate sculpted florals resemble tiny sugar art drops which receive their sparkle from tiny rhinestone accents. Think spring branches kissed by sunshine—pure pretty art.
For the gradient, try Madam Glam “Sunshine Yellow” into Butter London “Fruit Machine”. Use a 3D gel or acrylic for the flowers—Ugly Duckling’s 3D Paste is amazing for this—and dot the rhinestones in while the gel is still tacky.
It’s definitely an intermediate-level mani, but worth it for the finish. Add blossoms after curing the base gradient by using a 3D sculpting tool. Accent with crystals and seal carefully with top coat (but avoid covering the raised petals).
This design is my favorite for weddings or garden parties—it’s subtle enough not to compete with your outfit but glam enough to feel special. And yellow? Always a good idea.
Glossy Floral Luxe
This one’s pure elegance: deep wine pink tones, creamy nudes, and crisp white come together in glossy layers with hand-painted flowers and luxe gold foil accents. There’s a romantic drama to this set that feels just a bit royal—like something you’d wear to a rooftop dinner in Italy.
For a rich pink, I love Essie “Bahama Mama”, and for the gold edges, nail foil or chrome gel liners do the trick. The flowers can be freehanded with detail brushes or even added with pressed-on stickers if you’re short on time.
To recreate: apply your base colors first, alternate your deep pink and nude. Use a thin brush to apply white and pink gel paint for creating the flowers on the nails. Gold detailing should come last—it elevates the whole look.
This one is a head-turner. People always ask me about my nail salon visits whenever I wear this particular design. So yes, it’s glam—but still super wearable for a night out or just a little everyday drama.
3D Barbiecore Bloom
The boldest of the bunch, this set goes all in on pink. This creation blended hot pink with baby pink through a high-gloss ombré gradient which received its finishing touch from 3D floral accents and chrome dots. It’s giving 2024 trends, Barbiecore, and “main character” energy all at once. And somehow it’s still totally cute.
To get this level of extra, layer gel ombré shades like Makartt “Pink Princess” with 3D floral decals or sculpted gel flowers. The metallic effect becomes possible by applying chrome powder over sticky top coat. Just buff, dust, and seal.
Sculpting the flowers does take some skill—so if you’re not quite there yet, press-ons or molded art pieces are your besties. Add rhinestones or silver studs for extra texture.
This is what I wear when I need to hype myself up. Bold, bright, and a little over the top—but in the best way. It’s not just nails, it’s a full mood.
Baby Blue Hearts
Sweet and subtle, these blue heart tips are a flirty twist on a French mani. The heart-shaped tips on a sheer nude base create a contemporary yet fun appearance. It’s simple, minimalist, and super versatile—like that one sundress you can wear to brunch or a beach party.
Try Beetles Gel “Pastel Blue” and pair it with CND “Unmasked” as the base. The trick to this shape is using a small brush to outline the heart and filling it in cleanly before curing.
To recreate: draw a small ‘M’ at the tip of your nail and connect the bottom in a point—just like a heart. The technique requires practice yet it becomes simpler after some experience. Top coat it for a glossy finish.
I love this look for everyday summer wear. It’s the kind of short, inspo 2024 almond mani that goes with everything and still feels a little bit magical. Definitely a go-to for the romantic minimalists.
Blue Gingham Picnic
This design feels like the beginning of summer: blue skies, fresh blooms, and that first outdoor brunch. The blue gingham print adds a sweet retro twist, while the tiny white daisies and buzzing bees bring the full cottagecore fantasy. I love how cute yet balanced it feels—soft nude nails anchor the look and keep it from being too busy.
You can get the checkered look using a detail brush or striping tape and a creamy pastel blue like Essie “Saltwater Happy”. For the florals and bees, nail art pens or fine brushes work best, and a semi-gloss top coat ties everything together without dulling the detail.
This mani is totally doable at home if you break it into steps—start with your nude base, sketch in your gingham with horizontal and vertical strokes, then add florals and bee accents with fine tools. Patience pays off here!
I wore something similar for a Sunday farmer’s market trip and got asked about them twice—by strangers. It’s one of those simple designs that’s still trendy, wearable, and just straight-up adorable.
Coastal Treasure Hunt
Mermaid-core went luxe with this one. These extra-long almond nails are encrusted with seashells, pearls, and gold accents that feel like they were plucked straight from a treasure chest. The blue and nude tones create contrast, while the 3D sea life details scream beach goddess. This isn’t just nail art—it’s full-on storytelling.
To achieve a similar look, I’d use Apres Gel-X extensions, paired with Madam Glam’s “Heavenly Sky” for the perfect teal-blue base. You’ll also need nail charms, embellishments, and strong builder gel to hold everything in place. Daily Charme and Nail Labo have amazing seashell and pearl art kits.
This is definitely a sit-down-and-focus design—apply charms one by one and flash cure as you go. Don’t forget to top coat the areas around your embellishments to lock everything in.
It’s over-the-top in the best way. This nail design would suit bachelorette parties and beach photo sessions or serve as casual wear. Why not go full tropical glam when the mood hits?
Pastel Shores
This design reminds me of pastel sorbet melting under a summer sun. The mix of blue, peach, and white with soft organic curves gives total vacation energy. It’s minimalist but creative—perfect if you’re looking for inspo that’s both laid-back and expressive.
For this one, I’d go with OPI’s “Alpine Snow”, Peach Side Babe, and Gelish “Sky Blue”. Use a small flat nail brush to drag your colors into each other while they’re still tacky for that cloudy, floating feel.
Apply your base, add your colors like blobs, and swirl gently. The application of top coat creates a soft blurred finish by sealing the softness of the look. It’s simple but so visually satisfying.
This mani feels like slow mornings by the ocean—light, breezy, no pressure. It’s one of my favorite 2024 trends because it’s chill without being boring.
Mellow Yellow Matte
This all-yellow matte set is bold in its simplicity—and sometimes that’s the whole point. The almond design adds sophistication to the product and the soft matte finish creates a contemporary appeal. It’s one of those bright, monochrome ideas that looks amazing with a tan and gold jewelry.
I love OPI “Exotic Birds Do Not Tweet” for the base, and a matte top coat like Essie “Matte About You” does the trick. Super straightforward—no embellishments, no fuss.
Just two coats of color and one matte top, and you’re good. It’s quick, which makes it perfect for a DIY moment on a busy summer day.
This is the look I go for when I want something trendy but low-maintenance. Yellow just hits differently in the sunshine—and this one’s for the girls who love a good color pop without the extra.
Orange Crush Blooms
This set explodes with orange and vibrant floral energy. It’s giving “sunset garden” with its 3D flowers, gradient fades, and warm colors that feel like they belong on a tropical island. The alternating floral accents and ombré nails create just the right amount of visual rhythm.
For the gradient, use Modelones “Tangerine Dream” and Peachy Keen, and blend with a sponge. The florals can be crafted with 3D builder gel or bought pre-made and applied with glue gel.
I always start with the base first, then do gradients, and finish by adding the 3D art. Cure each step separately to avoid any smudging or shifting.
It’s energetic, playful, and definitely pretty enough for a vacation photo dump. This one has big summer energy.
Lava Swirl Energy
Hello, retro fire! This orange, yellow, and red swirl set takes us straight back to ‘70s lava lamp vibes—but make it chic. The square shape of the tips gives it a modern touch while the strong color contrasts create an edgy appearance. It’s one of those designs that’s impossible not to stare at.
I recommend Beetles “Summer Sunset” Gel Kit for those super pigmented tones. Swirl with a thin liner brush over a nude base, or go all-in and color the whole nail before layering the swirl.
This one’s not hard to do but needs a steady hand. Start by drawing the curves before filling in the edges. Cure between layers for sharp definition.
This set is perfect for rooftop parties and fiery moods. People constantly express admiration when I put on this nail design. It’s bright, trendy, and unapologetically hot.
Bubblegum Swirl Pop
Last but never least, this pink and red swirl set is pure fun. This manicure design achieves balance through its pattern of clean and wild energy which maintains powerful visuals. It’s a modern take on French meets abstract, and the short, squared-off shape makes it extra wearable.
Try Essie “Mod Square” and Orly “Hot Shot” for that bubblegum-to-neon effect. Use a fine brush to swirl the red over the light pink base.
I love doing this one when I want something cute but quick. The swirl design requires work on just two nails while the rest should remain solid. Easy win.
This look is totally “cool girl on the go.” This design works well at both the office and delivers a noticeable punch. The look becomes even more appealing when you wear it with a shiny pink lip.
Playful Lemon Petals with Gloss
If sunshine could be bottled into a nail design, this set would be it. The playful yellow floral tips offer a summer greeting that brings forth the joy of early sunshine with their bright light nature. The soft nude base lets the vibrant yellow really shine, while those miniature blossoms with crystal centers add a little sparkle that’s sweet but not overdone.
What makes this look stand out is the whimsical hand-drawn vibe of the flower stems—they’re not too structured, giving it that artsy, just-picked feel. The 3D floral elements add boldness to the design while remaining lightweight and their placement on the nail makes fingers appear longer. It’s elegant, but fun.
This set would be perfect for garden parties, bridal showers, or just a vibe refresh when you want to feel a little lighter. The nail design works perfectly with romantic dresses and white linen shirts. It’s a nail mood that whispers, not screams.
Definitely a favorite if you want to try summer 2025 nail art that feels joyful without leaning too loud. The detail? Chef’s kiss.
Soft Blossoms on Blush Pink
Sometimes, the most captivating nail designs are the ones that feel effortlessly delicate—and this floral blush pink mani totally gets that. The barely-there base keeps things clean and airy, while the scattered white blooms and subtle green leaves bring a garden-fresh charm that’s just right for summer days.
Each flower is strategically placed—never overcrowded, never too sparse. The result? This perfectly balanced feminine appearance creates a refined natural appearance. These nails are the kind you’d wear to a picnic in the park or a brunch by the lake, paired with soft curls and a breezy midi dress.
What makes this design so wearable is how universally flattering it is. This style works for both short and long almond-shaped nails and matches any skin color. It’s a go-to look when you want to feel pulled together but still a little playful.
This is a dreamy choice for anyone who loves summer 2025 nail art with a light, floral twist. Understated? Sure. But forgettable? Never.
Juicy Strawberry Garden
Now this is how you turn up the volume on summer vibes! A peachy-pink foundation supports playful strawberry elements and daisy decorations which dance alongside bright red nail polish. It’s fruity, it’s flirty, and it feels like the nail equivalent of sipping strawberry lemonade under the sun.
The vibrant contrast between the solid red nails and the patterned ones keeps the look from being too busy—it’s bold, but not overwhelming. And let’s talk about that strawberry detailing: crisp, cute, and a total conversation starter.
This mani is for the girl who wants her nails to do the talking. This look suits weekend markets and rooftop cocktails as well as any occasion when you desire sweet summertime vibes. It brings instant joy.
If you’re craving a manicure that screams fun summer 2025 nail inspiration, this is your moment.
Chic Pink Ombré with a Twist
Shades of pink blend into soft gradients, but then—bam!—those fine silver stripes add that unexpected pop. This look takes the timeless ombré and gives it a 2025 refresh that feels both sweet and sleek.
The silver detailing acts like minimalist jewelry for your nails—thin, shiny, and placed just so. The subtle gleam serves to lift everything up without any apparent effort. Add a few rhinestones, and you’ve got a perfect balance of elegance and edge.
It’s feminine, yes, but not too precious. You could rock this for a bridal shower or simply to glam up your everyday coffee run.
Perfect for fans of pink who want something a little extra, this mani delivers elevated summer 2025 nail design without going full glam.
Subtle Nude Sparkle
Sometimes all you need is a hint. The combination of nude-colored nails with delicate glitter accents at their base creates an example of absolute perfection. They whisper sparkle instead of shouting it—and honestly, that makes them all the more intriguing.
The gloss finish makes them look polished and healthy, while the minimalist glitter catches light in that oh-so-satisfying way. Think “your nails but better” with a twinkle.
This look works for literally every occasion—interviews, weddings, date nights, or a Monday when you just need a win. It’s the kind of manicure you forget you have on until someone compliments you.
If low-maintenance luxury is your vibe, this soft sparkle summer 2025 nail trend is a top pick.
Denim Blue Waves
Who knew denim blue could look this chic on nails? These matte blue nails, swirled with black and white lines, are totally modern—like abstract art, but wearable.
The pattern feels fluid, not forced—giving off surfer-girl-meets-gallery-curator energy. And paired with gold rings and denim? Chef’s kiss. It’s cool, edgy, and surprisingly versatile.
These nails feel like summer sunsets, indie music festivals, or creative brainstorming sessions at your fave café. If you’re someone who loves a chill tone with a stylish punch, these are it.
Definitely a top-tier choice for anyone looking to ride the wave of artistic summer nail trends 2025.
Under the Sea Fantasy
Hello, mermaid core! The ocean-themed 3D embellishments of pearls and shells and starfish decorate these nails in an exquisite manner. The design feels straight out of a treasure chest, and we are living for it.
The nude and pastel blue base lets the embellishments shine without overwhelming the eye. Everything is thoughtfully placed, creating an elevated ocean fantasy that’s both playful and luxe.
It’s perfect for a beach vacay, a themed event, or when you’re just vibing with your inner siren. You’ll be twirling your fingers all day, trust me.
If you want your nails to feel like jewelry, this coastal glam nail idea for summer 2025 is your treasure map.
Pearly Princess Pink
Soft shimmer, light pink tones, and dainty pearls—it doesn’t get more delicate than this. These nails are like ballet slippers for your fingertips, but with a dreamy, pearlescent upgrade.
The tiny gems and iridescent shine give just enough detail to make them feel special without losing their simplicity. It’s the kind of mani that makes you want to wave hello just a little longer.
These are perfect for weddings, showers, or even just elevating your everyday. They’re timeless, sweet, and whisper “I’m a little extra—but make it classy.”
A flawless fit for anyone seeking romantic nail trends summer 2025 with soft sparkle energy.
