It’s time. Yes, a new season is underway and it’s time to switch your nail game up. Push those bright bold tones of summer to the back of the shelf and get ready to fall in love with these haute fall nails! Discover how to make your basic fall tones pop and sizzle with sequins, funky French manicures and stylish nail candy.
Dig in!
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Gold sparkles is a great way to wake up sleepy earth tones as showcased here.
This wine color is a classic fall shade. Take note that it sits directly between wine and maroon.
A black matte nail does it for us every time. We like how she kept them clean and simple, would you have added anything?
Take note of the matte finish of this dark grape color and the rainbow sparkle that literally pops against it.
Now this literal interpretation of fall nails might be too much for some but we like them as a way to celebrate the new season.
How pretty are these dark blue nails? We love the fact that it isn’t quite a navy color thus becoming quite eye-catching.
Ladies this fall, pump the style factor in your brown tones with a strong sprinkle of gold sequins. We’re swooning!
We think this purple and gold design would be a great look for the holidays, especially Thanksgiving. What say you?
We’re swooning over this chic nail featuring coffee and taupe colors. So fab!
We really love how the shimmer pop of the maroon and black shades. Take note of the varying widths of the black streak within the design.
These silver metallic nails are pure fire! We’re going to bet that these are actual nail stickers.
Wine and gold is so on for the fall! Add some style factor with a funky design detail as seen here with the polka dots.
Roll pass your basic neutrals this fall and opt for these shiny pewter nails. Sweet!
This is a very cool way to wake up sleepy taupe color. Take note of the overall black nail trim and the gold ball detail. We’re loving them!
Though green isn’t the easiest shade to rock, we like how these nails hit squarely between forrest green and kelly green. Take this retro tone and work with with creams and oranges for the fall.
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