As those golden leaves blanket the sidewalks and the Republic of the Cider Bus opens near your favorite orchard, why not treat your nails to the same seasonal update your closet gets? Imagine your polish telling the autumn tale loud and clear, not just your scarf collection. So, to the ladies over 50 who think nail art belongs exclusively to Instagram, think again! The pumpkin patch pallette of this season is crafted to empower, elevate, and flatter every finger—letting your hands join the seasonal festivity without a single piece of plaid. Whether you’re feeling quiet copper or a confident tortoiseshell, these manicures promise to spark that cozy, fired-up fall feeling inside you as you walk down that brisk leaf-strewn sidewalk.
Chic Blush with Moonbeam Silver Edge
A soft blush will always be the no-fail little black dress of nail colors. Yet, one daring detail—an ultra-fine, lightly brushed silver crescent—turns it into this season’s front-row accessory. Think of it as your personal upgrade to the classic French. The almond length is a gentle lift that flatters every finger without fuss, allowing a hint of shine to quiet the staid and speak the contemporary. Bonus: this polish sculpts the hands with every coffee sips and pumpkin donut purchases, leaving the elegance of a soirée without the need for a seating chart.
To copy this look, I start with OPI’s “Samoan Sand” for that perfect nude base — it’s creamy, never streaky, and works for every skin tone. I finish with a whispered fantasy of silver using Essie’s “No Place Like Chrome,” brushed ever so gently over the nails’ tips with a fine art brush. The shimmer mimics the tiny highlights we toss into our hair in fall — the buttery blondes and delicate light browns that catch the autumn light just right.
At home, the hack is to let the nude layer dry completely before turning to the accents. I draw the silver tips in one soft swipe, stopping just before the edge for a painted, not a pasted, look. The pro Jin Soon cited above reminds us that metallic hints polish a style instantly; she’s so right. I find it sophisticated but never shouty.
I love that this design can swing to the soirée and straight to the meeting without a second thought. The sparkle catches the café glow or the conference room LED, and suddenly my nails, not me, become the energetic little statement in the room. That cheeky sparkle daintily flirts for attention, and people linger on my gestures for just a second longer — not out of loud drama, but out of quiet charm.
Deep Burgundy with Leopard Accents
Burgundy is the ultimate fall color—rich, fearless, and always well-dressed. When you sprinkle in leopard accents, the vibe stays grown-up yet flirty. Short, square nails in that dark wine hue say you mean business but still want to look fabulous. A square shape keeps things neat while still letting the color shine. Perfect for busy women who don’t want to fuss with their hands for hours.
For that sultry feel, grab Chanel’s “Rouge Noir” and let it take the spotlight. The leopard? Nail it with a warm beige base, then add splashy little C-shaped spots in black and rich brown. It sounds fancy, but you can totally do it with a dotting tool and a steady hand. The design shines the brightest when you’ve got brown hair, especially if it’s sleek and short. The burgundy color practically invites dark hues to the party, making everything look polished and put-together. If you love a quick skincare and hair regiment, then you’ll love how quick this manicure is.
To replicate this look, layer two coats of the Chanel red on all nails and let it dry. Pick a beige polish—Zoya’s “Chantal” is a great match—then apply that on the accent nail. Use a fine nail art brush to create tiny C’s with black, then add a splash of dark brown here and there to balance things out. Betina Goldstein says, “Nail art is about having mini moments of joy.” This little leopard accent is the happiest reward you’ll see every time you sip that pumpkin spiced latte or flip through October catalogs.
This design gives me instant confidence: a fierce, rich red meets a barely-there animal print, like a confident whisper when a roar feels too loud. Some days your hands need to say, “I mean business,” long before you open your mouth.
Classic Red with Golden Accents
A classic red nail never really fades, but when a flick of gold curls around it, suddenly it feels fresh, daring, and oh so right now. This manicure drapes perfectly over a sequined gown or a cashmere cardigan, proving good style knows no occasion.
I swear by OPI’s “Big Apple Red” for a flawless base. For that gold accent, a flick of Sally Hansen’s “Golden-I” gives me the perfect molten wave. This look plays so sweetly with knitted layers and long, swung layers of hair that it practically styles you. Bold yet graceful, it’s the style that never asks for permission to shine.
When I’m painting my nails at home, I always say go for the freehand wave with a skinny brush. Perfection isn’t the goal; a tiny wobbly line gives it personality. Deborah Lippmann, the celebrity nail wizard, calls red the “little black dress” of polish—never out of style, always classy.
For me, that candy-apple red is bottled confidence. I swipe it on, and my mood sky-high. The gold shimmer that sparkles in the sunlight? Just a quiet hooray that autumn’s here.
Soft Nude with Glitter Fade
If fall had a soft-spoken secret, it would be a sheer nude nail softly dusted with tiny silver sparkles at the cuticles. This look feels cozy and romantic. Gorgeous for anyone who loves a little shimmer but isn’t ready to dive into darker shades.
My go-to combo: start with Essie’s “Ballet Slippers” for that barely-there base. Then a gentle swipe of a fine silver glitter topcoat from Deborah Lippmann creates that sweet fade. It sparkles the way autumn sun slips through orange leaves—soft, stunning, and oh-so-inviting.
The pro tip is to load the glitter close to the cuticle and then lightly pull it up with the tip of the brush. This way, the sparkle appears faded and pretty. I also love the trick where you press on the glitter with a damp makeup sponge—it makes the finish look airbrushed. Editorial manicurists do it all the time backstage, and I totally stole the move.
This is the manicure I reach for when I want to feel pretty with zero effort, like the prettiest everyday secret. It has the same cozy richness of a silk scarf in January or subtle highlights on a cool day—elegance, minus the fuss.
Minimal Nude with Golden Half-Moons
Some designs are best when they do the talking for you. Start with a translucent nude and add a whisper of gold half-moons under the nail. It catches the light, but in an “I just woke up like this” kind of way. This manicure pays quiet homage to the shimmering leaves of fall, without ever stealing the spotlight.
For the nude base, Zoya’s “Rue” is dreamily perfect; it’s an elegant whisper that makes the pink in the nail look luminous. Top the half-moons with a detailing gold, like OPI’s “Gold Key to the Kingdom,” and you have jewelry for the fingertips. This combo is a chameleon—every age and haircut, whether cropped and silver or waist-length and ombré, wears it like a ring it doesn’t have to take off.
Doing this cute design at home is simpler than you think: swipe on the nude polish, then grab a tiny brush or a nail sticker guide to draw the gold crescent. The secret is a steady hand and super thin coats.
Honestly, this manicure feels like a tiny secret of mine—soft, classy, and low-key. Someone spots it when I’m holding a warm latte or waving hello, and the compliments roll in like clockwork.
Midnight Blue with Silver Florals
Rich navy matte nails dressed in tiny silver flowers balance elegance with a trendy edge. In candlelit autumn nights, these colors resemble a tiny treasure, glinting just right. The metallic roses and leaves soften the flat matte finish, turning the nails into tiny couture trophies. Women over 50 who celebrate graceful style will find this combo bold, yet graceful—never loud.
To create the look, use OPI’s “Russian Navy” with a matte topcoat, and silver foils or stamping polish for the flowers. The matte and metallic tug against each other for high drama. It’s the same idea as rich, dark hair jazzed with subtle, cool highlights instead of flat color—depth loves contrast.
DIYers should swipe on two coats of the navy, let it dry, and then layer silver floral decals or use stamping plates. Finish by brushing a glossy topcoat only over the flowers, leaving the navy flat. The flowers pop like a fancy brooch, and nail artists swear by this matte-gloss trick for adult elegance.
There’s something quietly fierce and feminine in this manicure that makes me want to slide my hands into leather gloves and stride toward an outdoor café. Picture a tailored coat and calf-length boots; you step into the glow of candlelight, and those nail details become the unexpected piece of armor that sparkles quietly.
Olive Green with White Leaf Details
Olive green might hang in the closet as an old favorite military jacket, but on your nails, it’s the fresh, sophisticated statement you didn’t know you were missing. Switching from camo to classy, the muted green is both earthy and modern. Matte keeps the vibe grounded, while delicate white leaves lightly wave in the wind—an understated tribute to the changing season.
Start with Essie’s “Exposed” for that dreamy, muted backdrop. Grab a crisp white—OPI’s “Alpine Snow” does the job beautifully—and let the leaves breathe. Olive nails instantly cozy up light brown hair, especially in a chin-length cut that frames the jaw and cheekbones. Everything—coat, hair, nails—syncs into one effortless statement of intent.
To nail the leaves,? Reach for a fine nail art brush or a ready-made stencil. Sweeping a tiny stem across an accent nail with tapering leaf shapes keeps the rest of the hand chic in unadorned matte olive. Two accent buds per hand is all you need; the overall effect is confidence you can wear.
I think this manicure dances right between strength and gentleness. It slips on beautifully for Saturday brunch in a slouchy sweater and still makes the right statement in a glass-walled boardroom. The color whispers, “I know my style and I wear it unapologetically.”
Wine and Navy with a Golden Line
Nothing smells like fall like a glass of deep wine, and sure enough, it looks like it, too, next to a midnight navy backdrop. The combination feels like the quilted side of haute couture—comfortable, weighty, and gorgeously flattering on just about every skintone. That razor-thin strip of gold dancing between the two hues acts like a statement cuff bracelet for your fingertips.
For the best version, hunt down Zoya’s “Blair” (a luscious wine that sticks like a velvety scarf) and Essie’s “After School Boy Blazer” (navy strong enough to double as a midnight sky). Grabbing a metallic striping tape or a detail brush kissed with gold polish, you simply sketch a razor-thin divider. The outcome is bold yet subtly polite—like sun-kissed strands that live inside a curtain of dark, long, layered hair.
At-home nail art doesn’t get easier than this: swipe wine across half the nail, fill in the other side with deep navy, and when the color is set, press a skinny gold strip right into the seam. Top with a matte finish for uniform elegance and let the entire look chill.
This duo is the cozy cashmere throw of manicures: luxurious, a little luxe, and comforting enough that you’ll feel ready for anything with the flick of your wrist.
Glossy Cranberry Red
Some colors walk in ready for the celebration. A glossy cranberry red is the no-fuss, all-fabulous autumn choice. An oval shape, flat at the tips, lets it shine with the quiet confidence of a tailored blazer.
Chanel “Vamp” and OPI “Malaga Wine” are the classic options. The lacquer is sent in with a swipe, framed with the gentle light that only autumnal days provide. This red flatters every skin tone in every decade and looks particularly radiant with short brown styles.
Whether your wrist is dotted with silver bangles or gleaming gold clickers, this adaptable polish waves a friendly, reflective hello.
Nailing fall vibes is all about having that perfect polish job. Think two perfect coats and one shiny top layer that brings everything to life. Deborah Lippmann, the go-to name for glitzy nails, nails it when she says, “red polish is never out of season.” That fall cranberry family is living proof.
Every time I swipe on a red that leans just cranberry, my posture straightens. It’s the red that wears like a cashmere sweater—simple, bold, and somehow convincing the world you’ve done the whole ‘getting-ready-routine’ when really you’ve just hit the accelerator with the bottle.
Black Matte with Copper Leaves
Once the
temperature dips, a matte black manicure feels like the fashion-progress report everyone should pass. It’s cool, mysterious, and goes with everything in your closet. When you sprinkle copper leaf accents on top, it goes from “I woke up like this” to “art on a tiny canvas.” Talk about wearing the seasons literally on your fingertips.
Start off with Essie’s “Licorice” and seal it with a matte coat to create that velvety backdrop. Choose a copper-stamped or foiled leaf and let it dance on the ring fingers or scatter across the nails. This nail look sings when you’ve got rich auburn, caramel, or deep chestnut tones in your fall hair—church bells of symmetry!
The process is easy: start with a coat of matte black paint, let that dry, and then add metallic leaf decals or use a metallic stamp. Finish with a light matte topcoat to keep them from shining too much, so they look like they were meant to be there from the start.
Putting this outfit on feels like stepping into autumn itself. It’s on-trend but easy, like putting on that little black coat with a bright scarf that does all the work for you.
Sleek Grey Minimalism
There’s a quiet confidence in grey nails that I always admire. They don’t shout; they simply walk in and own the room. This shade delivers a whisper of soft, urban edge that feels perfectly autumn, especially on short, oval tips that straddle the line between chic and totally practical. Grey also has a timeless quality, looking effortlessly modern without a hint of desperation. It’s the kind of polish that older women reach for when they want to look polished without a bold fuss.
Essie’s “Chinchilly” is still my go-to grey classic. It flatters sun-kissed blondes and deep brunettes alike, effortlessly sliding from office daywear to weekend cashmere. When paired with a short bob, the nails feel naturally edgy without stealing the spotlight from your smile. I work with two tidy coats for full coverage and finish with a glossy topcoat to keep the look intentional. Tom Bachik once said that grey nails act like a neutral handbag; you simply carry on secure that nothing clashes. No kidding; a shade so smooth you’ll stop second-guessing yourself.
This shade is my pick for days when I want to stay low-key but still feel like a total boss. It’s as comfy as your favorite knit but still knows how to make an entrance.
Soft Lavender Sparkle
The rule that sparkle belongs to December? Totally wrong. Soft lilac that glows with a fine dust of shimmer is how I say hello to fall. It’s cute without being kid-like, classy without being stuffy. The iridescence flashes when the sun fights through gray clouds, giving hands a pick-me-up that looks instantly polished.
I reach for OPI’s “Do You Lilac It?” and layer Essie’s “Set in Stones” for that sheer, glittery topcoat. The soft lavender is a perfect match for light brown hair and highlights, too—everything glows when the hues meet cooler undertones in your skin.
Here’s the trick to that sparkle drama: layer. Two coats of lilac, then use a cosmetic sponge to press the glitter on for that jewelry feel on a nail scale. Super easy, super effective.
Lavender shimmer is my automatic mood-lift. It’s the shimmer of the Milky Way kissed onto your fingertips, giving you just a whisper of stardust wherever you go.
Emerald and Black Duo
When fall swings around, emerald green and midnight black let your nails do all the talking. This combo starts with a jet-black, super-glossy base and layers on rich emerald shimmer for a look that’s as bold and gorgeous as it is slightly mysterious.
To nail it at home, reach for OPI’s “Black Onyx” as your solid base and swipe a diagonal stripe of Zoya’s “Merida” across the top. This colorful duo sparkles on dark tresses and layered cuts, pulling together the same luxe vibe we see on runway scarves and jackets.
Grab some painter’s tape and place a strip across your nail at a diagonal. Paint the emerald over the black, peel the tape, and seal it all with a glossy topcoat. That little tape trick gives you salon-clean lines with you in the nail stylist’s chair.
I’m all about the way this manicure ups the glamour. It’s like slipping on a velvet gown with a silk sash and strutting right out onto a crisp fall night. Simple, luxe, and so perfectly in season.
Metallic Sapphire Shine
Blue isn’t just reserved for hot summer days. Boost it with a metallic gleam, and it transforms into the jewel-tone upgrade that autumn craves. Sapphire-hued nails feel both opulent and fearless, especially when shaped into a graceful almond and polished to a mirror shine.
For an effortless takeaway, grab Essie’s “Aruba Blue.” This polished sapphire possesses the gleam of a shard of stained glass, delivering that instant “red-carpet-ready” vibe. What’s delightful is how it lives anywhere: on sunlit blond strands or sleek, chestnut bobs, the depth of that jewel-toned blue amps up the drama just enough without weighing the whole look down.
When I paint my nails with it, I follow the same three-time trick: one stroke, let it settle, the second—my even and snug coat so it fans to the edge of my almond tip. A gloss finish seals and brightens, and, just for the subtle blast, I massage a pinch of chrome powder to the sticky top, watching the nails glow even bolder. Nail pros backstage always say, “Keep the rings tres minimal,” granting that sapphire the runway.
Every time I catch sight of that metallic gloss, my mood goes electric. Whether it’s an invite-only dinner, an impromptu rooftop cocktail, or just everyday errands—these nails never look overdressed and always feel terrific.
Chocolate Brown with Golden Stripes
Chocolate brown nails may seem low-key, but when accented with shimmering metallic stripes, they become the ultimate style statement. The base color has creamy warmth and rich depth, while the gold lines bring shine and polish. It’s the kind of manicure that feels both earthy and extravagant—comfortably confident, never flashy.
For the perfect base, reach for Essie’s “Partner in Crime,” a smooth, inky brown that never looks muddy. Over that, use Sally Hansen’s metallic striping polish in “Golden-I” for the elegant gold lines. The rich brown accentuates the warmth of autumn hair and looks especially striking next to the caramel highlights that dance through long, layered cuts.
The trick is easy: Wait for the brown to dry, then use striping tape to mark where the lines should go. Brush on the gold polish, lift off the tape, and watch the sharp edge reveal itself. Finish with a glossy topcoat, and the design is sealed to a mirror shine.
Every time I wear this look, I picture crisp autumn coffee outings. It has the same quiet luxury as a tailored brown overcoat pinned with a vintage gold brooch—inviting, layered, and perfect for the season.
Teal Elegance with Gold Lines That Dazzle
Teal isn’t the first color most people reach for when fall rolls in, but when done right, it sparkles. This jewel-tone shade has the richness of autumn and the coolness of mint, making it both deep and fresh. Fine gold lines weave across the teal like gentle rays, turning the simple hue into a work of art with a touch of classy shine.
Start the look with Essie’s “Go Overboard” for the teal pop. Next, grab a striping brush and OPI’s ultra-fine “Glitzerland” for those gold swirls. This shade of teal lights up blondes and, more surprisingly, light brown hair with fall highlights of caramel and honey, pulling the whole look together.
Paint two thin coats of the teal, let it dry, and draw super-skinny, diagonal lines with gold. Finish with a glossy topcoat so the glitter glows. Nail art pros swear that a touch of metallic can elevate the simplest base into something stunning.
For me, teal with a flick of gold isn’t just a color; it’s a mood. It feels edgy yet polished, as if the first chill of fall has met a glass of sparkling cider. Whoever nails it carries a manicure that screams, “I adore color, but perfection is my real jam.”
Espresso and Nude with Gold Veins
Deep espresso colors are always in style for autumn, but when you add a nude accent nail with slender, shimmering gold veins, you get a truly graceful effect. This manicure perfectly mixes bold richness with airy refinement, making it look modern yet classic.
For the espresso base, I suggest Zoya’s “Louise”; for the nude accent, go with Essie’s “Mademoiselle.” A thin gold foil or a metallic detailing polish creates the stunning veins. The final look works wonderfully with a short layered dark or warm brown hairstyle, perfectly mirroring the autumn vibe.
At home, apply two coats of the espresso color on four nails. Leave the ring nail nude. Then, draw gentle, uneven lines across the nude nail with the gold polish, creating a marbled effect that feels natural yet elegant.
This design adapts to any occasion. It suits the office just as well as a fancy dinner. The dark espresso feels timeless, while the shimmering veins add that current twist.
Delicate Nude Gloss
In the world of manicures, less really can be more. A glossy nude polish is the kind of quietly confident choice that works for women of any decade. The rounded tips of the nails sneakily make the hands look lengthened, and that barely-there shine offers the kind of polish that lets itself be admired without shouting for the spotlight.
My go-tos are Essie’s “Ballet Slippers” and OPI’s “Bubble Bath.” These hue-for-hue disguises work beautifully with manicures that are kept short and neat and work just as well with any flirty, face-framing layered style. The polish itself is like the blank page that quietly makes rings of the rings, scarfs, and brilliant streaks of grey stand out.
Want to nail the look? A smooth sweep of color and a glossy topcoat are the rules. Celebrity nail artist Jin Soon once said that nude formulas “stretch” the look of your fingers and keep you ahead of the curve. Whenever I find myself out of inspiration, that soft yet polished sheen is the only answer I need.
Mocha French Tips
Think of mocha French tips as the classic French mani slipping on a cozy scarf. The mocha base is earthy, grounding, and just the right amount of warm; the bright white tips are like a dash of cream, making everything look sharp. It’s that rare combo of feeling modern and nostalgic at the same time.
Grab OPI’s “You Don’t Know Jacques!” for the perfect warm mocha, and Zoya’s “Purity” for the brightest white tip. The soft mocha tone makes every fall hair highlight—think rich caramel and mocha on long, layered locks—really pop.
If you’re DIY-ing, use French tip stickers for a fast finish. If you’re feeling brave, use a thin detail brush to paint the tips. Top it all with a high-gloss top coat to keep that shiny contrast locked in. I do this on chilly afternoons to remind me of sipping hot cocoa in a café. The vibe is polished, warm, and just a bit chic—basically the mani version of a well-loved sweater.
Emerald Jewel Tones
When I want a pop of rich color for fall, emerald green is my go-to. It’s bright enough to catch the light in cloudy weather without feeling too flashy. The color is like wearing a sparkling piece of jewelry on every finger, and the contrast with layered scarf outfits makes it feel stylish yet still cozy.
For a stunning emerald option, look no further than Essie’s “Off Tropic.” This shade is like a glossy gemstone for your nails, blending beautifully with both blond and dark hair. I love wearing it with just a pair of simple stud earrings; the polish steals the spotlight all on its own.
To really showcase that jewel-like finish, make sure the polish goes on evenly, then seal it with a glossy topcoat. Pros love jewel tones for the fall because the colors match all the cozy fabrics we see on the runway and in our own closets.
To me, emerald is more than just color; it’s a mood. I picture velvet holiday dresses and candle-lit gatherings. This look is festive without the fuss; it feels luxurious but is easy to wear every day.
Cozy Multi-Tone Mix
Picture autumn hugged by a knit cardigan, and you’ve got this manicure: soft sage, dove grey, dusty mauve, and a twinkle of rose gold. Every nail shows a slightly different mood, yet together they drift through lazy afternoons and warm layering. It’s playful, polished, and perfect for women who prefer a whisper of change rather than a shout.
Essie’s “Sage You Love Me” paints the green, OPI’s “Taupe-less Beach” gives the grey, and Zoya’s “Rue” handles the soft mauve. A swipe of Essie’s “Penny Talk” rose gold adds just the right sparkle. These hues play beautifully with fall hair — think honeyed highlights in soft, layered cuts.
At home, I prefer one accent nail per shade. Choose the same muted tone in different colors and reserve the shimmer for the ring finger, so things feel even.
What I love most about this design is how the autumn color story travels wherever you go. It’s cozy yet chic and ready for any occasion.
Smoky Mauve Gloss
Mauve is the secret superstar of nail colors: easy to wear, classy, and flattering on every skin tone. This version has a smoky hint that makes it more grown-up than pink and lighter than plum. It slides seamlessly from coffee to cocktails, never feeling out of place.
Try Essie’s “Angora Cardi” or OPI’s “Tickle My France-y” for a spot-on version. Mauve is especially pretty with short brown or even soft blond hair—the warm tone eases the edges of sharp cuts.
Two coats give you the depth you need, then seal it with a glossy topcoat for that freshly-done look. Pros call mauve a “universal neutral,” and it truly delivers—always chic, no matter your age.
This shade is my go-to when I want easy yet elegant. It feels like wrapping your hands in a soft cashmere scarf: low-key comfort that never goes out of style.
Cozy Cocoa Brown
For a fall manicure that feels like a warm hug, cocoa brown is the star. This shade is rich, welcoming, and perfect for anyone over 50 looking for a neutral that still feels trendy. The almond shape, with a subtle glossy finish, lifts the whole look, making fingers appear long and elegant.
For a cocoa pick, go with OPI’s “Chocolate Moose” or Essie’s “Bitter Sweet.” These polishes echo the warm, toasty notes of fall hair—think caramel lights swirled in rich dark bases, or a glossy chin-length bob.
At home, paint on two coats and seal with a glossy topcoat to achieve that melted-chocolate effect. The tricks? Tidy cuticles and smooth, thin layers. That way, the color stays vibrant and the finish flashily sleek.
Every time I look at my hands, I feel the same comfort you get from a steaming cup of cocoa on a brisk day—plenty of spice, a sprinkle of style, and totally ready for everything autumn has to offer.
Wine Red with Soft Gold Foil
Wine red has always whispered “fall,” but a hint of gentle gold foil lifts it to a jewel-like “wow.” Instead of screaming sparkle, it glows quietly, reflecting soft light so the nails shine like precious garnets illuminated at twilight. It’s the kind of luxe you slide into before sweater weather parties, the kind of color that cuddles up nicely with plaid and candlelight.
To get the color, reach for OPI’s “Malaga Wine” or Chanel’s “Rouge Noir” as the rich base. The gold can be added easily with tiny foil flakes or a soft metallic top coat. It looks especially lovely with textured brown or gray layered hair, reflecting the warmth that swirls in older hair as the seasons change.
Paint on your wine base and let it fully dry. Use a small dotting tool or your fingers to gently press the gold flakes in crescent shapes at the cuticles or along the tips. Finish with a glossy top coat to lock everything in. Nail artists always tell me that a whisper of metallic lifts classic shades into the now.
To me, this manicure is the essence of autumn luxury. It’s a soft spoken statement that doesn’t try too hard, a cozy wave goodbye to flip-flops that feels just right with chunky fall knits or a Pass the cranberry brisk air ahead.
