Today I'm going to show you 15
decorated nail trends 2017 based on the
New York (New York Fashion Week) runway. In the video I've prepared, you'll find the original designs made by famous manicurists like Madeline Pool or Miss Pop Nails. Both with many years of experience in the world of nail art and undoubtedly in the
international spotlight. In this video, I'll show you the step-by-step of these 15 nail art designs. If you like it, you know you can
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The first is a
heart design; we'll make them with acrylic nail art paint that you can find at www.nailistas.com. This nail paint is very opaque and allows for great precision. You can paint it over a colored polish base and apply a top coat. We mix pink with a little white and red and apply it to the nail, making strokes with a very fine brush and alternating with pure red. Then, with
black paint, we'll outline the hearts. As you can see, acrylic paint gives us great color precision and glides much better than nail polish. Buy
acrylic nail art paints HERE.
The next design is an inverted French manicure in pink and red. It's very simple: on a red base, we'll paint the
French line with a very opaque pink. It looks
original and different.
Now we move on to gradient nails in burgundy over gold. We'll first use
liquid latex for nails from It Polish. It's perfect for protecting our cuticles and dries quickly. For the gradient, we'll use a piece of nail art sponge. We'll paint the sponge with gold and burgundy and gently dab it onto the nail, letting it dry for a minute between each gradient layer. Of course, don't forget to apply
a clear top coat. I'm using Poshé.
The next design is based on one with stone appliqués, but I'm going to change it to glitter, as otherwise, we would need to use UV gel. The glitter I'm going to use are XL-sized
silver hexagons; I'll place them with the help of a pencil for manipulating nail decorations.
The following
geometric design is a simple red circle on a sky blue background. To create it, I'll use the back of a pen. Often, with things we have at home, we can create almost any nail art.
This other nail design combines colors on a nude background. We'll create it with a fine brush. First, we'll use a lilac and paint a semicircle at the base of the nail. We'll outline it and then fill it in. Then, we'll repeat the process at the tip of the nail with blue.
The next design is very elegant and simple. It looks better with long nails than with short ones, and if possible, pointed. For this, we only need a nude base and white polish. With the polish itself, we draw a line halfway up the nail and fill it in. Don't forget the top coat to make your manicure last longer.
This other design by manicurist Madeline Poole is super easy and very
trendy. On a white base, we'll paint the nail silver, leaving part of the white visible on the sides. You can do this with different colors, although both white and silver are stars of this season.
The next design combines primary colors with black and a natural negative space nail. I'll use a French manicure guide to outline the semicircle. The tip will be outlined and filled with a fine brush and black polish. We'll repeat with a different color. If a little polish slips underneath, it's very easy to correct with a flat brush dipped in nail polish remover.
I'm going to show you now a very
curious and at the same time
simple design. It consists of leaving the nail bare and only painting the edges with gold polish and a very fine brush. The result is quite different from what we are used to, very
original. Do you like it?
Keri Blair's design for
Desigual combines gold with glitter, and I'm going to add some holographic touches. On a gold base, we'll use a sponge to gently dab glitter only on the tip. I've combined it with a polish that has holographic glitter. I love the result.
The design by
Gina Edwards features black and white lines on a sky blue background. The Golden Rose Rich color 68
gel effect is ideal for this nail art. After applying it as a base, we'll paint an L in white on one side of the nail. You can use a fine brush for more precision. After letting it dry, we'll make the stripes over the white with black polish. Always apply a clear top coat afterward.
The next design will also use the
negative space technique. I've applied a porcelain polish to the nail as a base. Then, we'll paint two squares, one blue at the base with Golden Rose's 68 and another dark blue at the tip with Rich Color's number 49.
The next design is also by Keri Blair for the
Desigual collection. We'll use a nude tone, Rich Color's 10, as the base, and black, number 35. We paint the base with the nude and make a stroke in the center with 035. To finish, I'll use Golden Rose's
matte top coat which will give it a different finish.
Finally, we are going to create a design using silver leaf. I love this material for nails; we can use it in endless ways. This time I will place it on the nail with a porcelain base, since, as we have said,
negative space is very popular, a technique in which the nail is left bare and small details are added on top.
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