It is now crisply airing, the knits in your wardrobe are being recalled, and now your latte has been ordered to be made with pumpkin too, this is a definite sign to make yourself aware of that you are now in the month of September. And if you are anything like me, fall season brings a change of nail season as well. What, however, are the September nails design, fall trends 2025 that should really be tried? Is this moody shades, gentle shapes, statement patterns the thing or it is a mixture of all?
Here in this article I have compiled 24 absolutely beautiful 2025 ideas that are not only fashionable but also can be worn, are unique and season specific. Whether you’re into fall almond, short square, cute, or acrylic simple looks, you’ll find a nail moment here that feels like you. Let’s scroll.
Muted Jungle: Mixing Patterns and Power Tones
By September, I am all about a simple nail look that is substantial enough to be called a warm hug but not an outcry about pumpkin spice. This is a combination of two tones, subdued jungle green and glitzy black of the daring, and dusty pink leopard print of a lively contrast. Its short square shape is versatile, whether as adorable as a down town coffee run or sober as a corporate meeting. In case you have that need to be simple and fashionable, rather than just looking at this as a late summer color, ponder it in early fall without going too deep into the basic burgundy.
To be able to do this trick, I will always associate it with Essie, in this case, I will use its high gloss solid; that is, the Off Tropic and Licorice. In case of the leopard, you can use a dotting tool or even a tip of a bobby pin. Essie Eternal Optimist is an excellent dusty foundation to the pink. Seal it all off with some high-shine gel top coat– there is no cheating here either.
I usually start with the solids because they’re quickest. Then I come along to the patterning: paint your pink base, dry, then come back, do the darkest of the spots, and build the smaller lighter odd shapes on top of them. If you mess up? That’s the beauty of animal print—imperfection works.
Sincerely, I overdressed with a type of this to a brunch birthday of my friend the end of September, and people told me more about my attire rather than the ensemble. It is a mod that is on both sides of the fence: straightforward and elegant, yet somewhat naughty once you are looking. Very fall 2025 energy.
Botanical Gold Rush
In the fall I need something down to earth and not on the nose, as though I am in a September gallery, not simply kicking leaves. This manicure is giving exactly that. Sage matte green and coral is contrasted with dainty black leafy finishes and accents of foil gold, with its long almond tips. It’s elegant, soft, and unmistakably seasonal without being predictable. It is not only an adorable kind of fall almond design but a downright poetic one.
To recreate it, think layering. I’d start with Olive & June’s “WKF” (a dusty sage) and “Stinson Sunset” by Orly as your coral. In the case of the leaves, a thin nail art brush and a glossy black polish, such as Lights Lacquer in Tuxedo Mask will be most suitable. The foil? You can get gold transfer foils sheets at a price of less than 10 dollars. To make it feel like it took money to make seal it all on top with a semi-gloss top coat.
Before you can begin to create the layout you can sketch it on a piece of paper. The branches do not have to be the same, they should be more flowy and organic. Apply the foil by hand with tweezers when the polish is still tacky and not too much. A little sparkle travels far.
I encountered an incarnation of this in a Brooklyn nail salon last year, and could not get it out of my head. And so when I eventually gave it a go it seemed like a matter of ticking one on a hidden Pinterest list. It is one of the designs that it makes your hands feel like they are just accessories.
Electric Safari Pop
When indoor dining goes semi-al fresco in the winter months, this is the signal to go neon. It is a short acrylic design, which combines fluorescent orange with matte black animal print but it can be worn because of the base of nude which lightens the impact. It’s bold, but not chaotic. Think urban safari meets streetwear—a totally trendy fall short idea if you’re tired of burgundy everything.
The thing I always use is OPI orange in the shape of no tan lines. In the case of the bottom, opt to use something soft such as Sheer Fantasy by DND. With the patterned nails use a matte top coat to create contrast, and a fine-tip brush to create the blobs of black. You can freestyle the layout—don’t aim for perfection.
To make it simple, I use the bright orange solids at first. In case of the design nails, I can apply the nude base and sponge on the neon at the tip, followed by dotting the spots using the matte black polish. It’s quick and surprisingly beginner-friendly.
I also wore something like this to a rooftop party in late September and the nails spoke more loudly than my new coat. Believe me, they are daring enough to get the light but subtle enough to exist in your day-to-day. One of my favorite fall simple nail moments—ever.
Chic in Cabernet and Nude
This is the ultimate cozy-season polish combo. Muted mauve, soft pink and rich burgundy come together creating a neutral harmonized ensemble, which is brought to a different level by a slight amount of fall red leopard. The almond shape lengthens the fingers without being too over the top and the story behind the color is very much adult-looking, but never dull. It is an object of stars for anyone who needs depth in their fall short vibes.
I like Zoya brand and like the color of Margaret in deep red and Jill in mauve. Leopard spots can be performed using Fedora by Orly and detail brush. You do not even require a lot of skill you simply need to make the shapes irregular and superposed to each other.
Apply your nude, mauve solids first, cure and proceed to design. Just put a base color of leopard on top and put blobs of brown and then outline only a few with some black to make them dimensional. Finish with some clear coat and that is it.
There is some element of this color scheme that leaves me craving mulled wine and knitted jumpers. It is elegant but never bragging too much about it, just as that friend who is so dressed up even during brunch in sweatpants.
Frosted Petals & Baby Blue
This is where fall french meets floral fantasy. The sheer pink and little daisies are coupled together with the clean baby blue tips. The aesthetic is very fresh and day-dreamy, but not too sugary-like summer should be the last flowers, physically gathered in a journal between fall and 2025. The elongated square structure brings in the rightful amount of drama, and the blue hues are providing the first-day-of-fall skies.
To achieve this effect I applied Essie Bikini So Teeny on the tips and CND Be Demure as far as sheer base. To get the flower kind, the petals are painted with a dotting tool by hand, but you can also cheat with nail stickers-Static Nails has a fantastic set with flowers.
Place your base down, cure and add the blue tips either using band tape or fine-tip brush. Next go on to the petals, a circle of five small white dots and a small blue or yellow one at the centre. Seal with a glossy top coat.
This reminds me of early mornings and big sweaters- it is still warm during the day, but first thing in the evening you start to cover yourself with a blanket. It’s that sweet seasonal in-between, captured on your fingertips.
Royal Blue with Golden Precision
Deep blue is so exorbitantly luxurious this season, it is like cashmere in your fingertips. This smooth-edged almond shape set is dipped in sharp royal blue and then highlighted with super fine lines of gold that reflect the light in the most natural effortless manner. It’s not loud, but it’s not shy either. When you like the fall trend of almond with an air of fashionable yet classic, the design is a power skirt move because it does not even require the addition of ornaments to mesmerise.
I apply OPI to achieve this by using Master Guru Yoga-ta Get This Blue to get that creamy saturated appearance. The gold border can be achieved by using a fine striping brush and a metallic gold gel polish, I used Beetles Gel in the colour, Liquid gold. Ensure that you move slowly along the tips to ensure that the line is sharp. Don’t forget to cure after every detail layer.
Then make and polish the nails into that almond sharp shape. Use two coats of the polish (blue) and thoroughly cure it afterwards, and then gold delicately in on the edges. A top coat locks everything in place. Nail stickers or striping tape can also be used to keep those golden borders razor-sharp in case you are not steady-handed.
People went crazy when I pulled this outfit last fall to a wedding in September. It is rich, it is acute, and it has this quiet drama which is good with soft jumpers or velvet evening dresses. It’s giving blue, 2025, and luxury on a fingertip budget.
Layered Blue Marble Mirage
This one’s for my art-girls and illusion lovers. The wavelike pattern in sapphire and black print bear a forward thrust of energy-to the movement of silky materials dancing in a wind. The design is blunted because of the rounded almond shape, more wearable on a daily basis, yet completely scroll-stopping. September nails design rarely feel this dimensional. It is high fashion with the nail art but not the noise.
You’ll need a few layers to get this look right: start with a royal blue base (Essie’s “Butler Please” works well), then build up wavy stripes using a semi-transparent black gel polish. Use a nail art brush whose point is flexible to provide you with the best movement to those curves. Top with a glass glossy finish to add some serious illusions of depth.
Layering is the trickiest part, but so satisfying. Brush your waves very slowly and with a long sweeping motion that peeks the undercolor out. Vary your stripe widths to add movement. It is like water-color on canvas you cannot overlap each layer and expect it to breathe.
I did this design once when we went to our cabin over the weekend and I painted it as the rainy on-and-off clouds and angry lake waves trickled past me, and I think I carried that mood all through the season. Currently absent the final fall 2025 ideas with dimension and edge, this is a show-stealer, one to be after.
Glitter Pumpkins & Jack-o’-Chic
When September nails are a subject of the discussion, we can not avoid a slight shift towards the Halloween glam, can we? This kitschy, holiday appearance is adorned with glittery orange fingertips and pumpkin-shaped faces that are at the cusp of being adorable and being spooky. The square design is paired with the glossy black additions which make the vision lighthearted without being a complete costume. Even those seeking fall square, cute or even easy nail ideas 2025 should find this one to be almost a party by itself.
My favorite glitter base to use is ILNPs Tangerine Dream, it is full of orange glitter. The pumpkins are really easy to do, they are stamped using a stamping plate or a small authoring brush and basic black gel polish. In case you want a shortcut, there are also ready-made pumpkin decals, which is a lifesaver in case you are pressed in time.
In most cases, I normally use the glitter, cure, and then incorporate the detail pumpkin. And then place on a thick gel top coat to maintain that shiny candy top. If you’re going with decals, seal them in tightly to avoid peeling around the edges.
The item is my favorite to wear at a neighborhood block party trick or treat last year. Every mom and every teen took notice. It is not a detail of a costume, it is a vibe and it just feels like fall 2025 fun in the right ways.
Golden Leaves and Smoky Sky
This nail design is all about cool mornings and rose-tinted sunsets, this is the poetry that is being evoked. Serene smoky blue is the foundation on which elegant gold leaf decoration is built, and contrast has a bright golden-orange color. This look balances softness and boldness, modern and vintage. It is that casual nail that would look fancy but not so pretentious. Throw in square tip and you are tied to fall square elegance.
A gritty periwinkle or muffled slate blue polish will be desired, such as are produced by the polish called Cashmere Wrap of Sally Hansen. The leafy gold is better done with nail foil stickers, or paints yourself using a metallic gel such as Good as Gold by Essie. That burst of orange? Go with “Marigolden Hour” by Lights Lacquer.
Begin by doing 2 complete orange and the rest in your blue color. Use the tweezers to apply the gold leaves or just apply them using your hands to make them more personal. Finally, seal it all off using a gloss top coat in order to reflect the golden sparkle under room lights.
The style puts me in the energy of first latte of the season. I have had the fortune to wear something similar when we were on a date at a bookstore cafe back in September and it went perfectly with the spiced chai I was holding. It’s romantic, a little quirky, and very fall 2025.
Blackout Matte Geometry
Let’s end on a power note. These matte black nails with a slight sparkly striping and a square-shaped design bring the downtown at mid night vibe. Compulsively crisp and fierce, it strikes like icy glamour with the color combination that represents a chilly idea in acrylic where everything is quite extreme as well. Either you decide to go all-out in monochrome or just welcome the darker tones during the season, this fall short idea speaks volumes without uttering a single word.
What you will desire is a real matte strained black paint work-give a go at CND Black Pool a full velvet matte top coating layer. The gloss detailing can be done using striping tape and a shiny top coat (yes, just clear!) applied strategically over the matte. The contrast is where the magic lies.
Once it reaches that desired shaped squared off end, polish up and buff to perfection using two coats of black polish followed by matte top coat. When they are dry then with thin striping tape make patterns and brush with clear gloss and texture. Remove tape carefully and cure. Once you get the habit of placement it becomes easy and surprising.
I was able to wear a variant of this look in some Manhattan editorial and I had to give it a go. Dressed up with a large sized blazer and ankle boots and thought I was a runway model who was about to order a latte. It’s powerful, clean, and works with literally any outfit.
Molten Flames & Glossed Black
Some days you want your nails to smolder. And this design? It’s full-on fire. Fall 2025 is high-contrast patterns, and this uses glossy black with matte swirls of red , orange and yellowfabular just lit from inside. Square and strong with bold set lines, it makes it hot on windy early autumn days. Think bonfire nights, chili-scented air, and a vibe that says, “Yes, I’m the main character.”
The trick here is contrast in finish. For a more flat flames look I really like to use pigments like Bio Seaweed Gel’s “Sun Kissed” and “Solar Flare” and a matte topcoat. The rest of the nail? A classic black like “Licorice” from Essie, finished glossy. A fine art brush is what gets you that curved molten scorch just right.
Paint the black nails as they want to be able to live apart from the others for a bit. Then on the accent nails draw the wave shape lightly then build up with your flame tones. Swap matte and glossy finishing topcoats for maximum effect. You’ll be surprised how sculptural they look IRL.
I wore this set to a September street fair and had people hitting me up about them 3 times—once by a stranger and 2 by total strangers and even by the pumpkin spice man. In case you are longing for bold, graphic, and acrylic simple that still is so seasonal, these are literally 🔥.
Muted Safari Meets Burnished Gold
This set looks like the most the fall of the style – earthy tones, graphic contrast, and surprise elegance. Matte coral, sand and soft nude shades are defined by way of jet black and dotted with antique gold details. It’s fall square, trendy, and bohemian in the best way possible. There is texture, there is movement and that frightening achieve the nitrogen of rights between on client and split.
This one’s all about mixing finishes. I’m using OPI’s “Suzi Needs a Loch-Smith” for the coral and a sand toned base such as “Topless & Barefoot.” The black outlines are painted with a precision brush & a matte black gel. The gold? A foil or a shimmery polish such as Orly’s “Rage” is brilliant.
Start with your base tones and cure well. Then freehand everything in black swirls and additions – don’t overdo the shapes, just let them go. Finish with matte top coat over it all unless the gold. Should really stand out just a bit.
I wore with a camel trench and ankle boots, and this actually made the whole outfit pop. You can layer it into fall like the best sweater dress held for the hands.
Abstract Pop Culture Statement
What happens when abstract art meets high-concept nails? This. A mix of block letters, gold rays, contrasting color blocks and stained glass effects – this is a true statement piece of a nail art. It’s edgy but not messy, modern but totally wearable. Desighn for every body Who love Square shape nail that speak alot. This is not just a September nails design it’s a little walkway down your fingernails.
To make it happen, should be a combination of strong and neutral polishes: white, black, lavender and gold. Use striping tape for those clean lines and a detail brush for that letter work. The stained-glass nail? Sheer gels blended with a sponge or silicone tool.
Lay down the basics first: white and lavender solids. Separate panels with gold striping tape, and add on black or colorful shapes. Gradient effect rocks equally at all when layering to the semi transparent color above a light foundation and also hit with clear leading.
To be honest, this set took me over two hours to do at home, but it felt like christening. I kept looking at my hands like they were two little pieces of art. Great for that fashion week vibes even if your “catwalk” goes straight for the Trader Joe’s wine section.
Galactic Veins on White Canvas
This design appears to be a crystal geode which has cracked open to reveal sparkly magic within. Swirling blues, violets, and gold veins run across a crisp white background to create a dimensional effect that is still earthy. It’s calming but powerful and really goes well with more delicate elements and knits. One of my most loved ideas 2025 for nails that do not shout but whisper.
You can start with a primer white gel base such as “Alpine Snow” of OPI. For the marbled rainbow remind me to go for the transparent purples, blues and a sienna of navy. The gold part is always easiest done using nail art foil or a liner polish such as “Good as Gold” made by Essie.
You will love to mix your shades on a palette and then pick them up with a fine brush on sponge. Allow them to feather out into one another then pick out the curves in gold veining. It takes time, but the result is mesmerizing.
These nails remind me of a fresh September day and night walks when first the stars begin to peep through. They’re sophisticated but a bit sorcery – precisely the right shoes that you can wear this in-between season when everything is happening.
Rose Gold Safari Chic
This design shows that animal print is nice. A shiny short dark to the knees with one accent nail in zebra rose gold is made for a statement that’s bold, but simple. It’s the nail equivalent of a black silk t-shirt and killer necklace. Simple, a bit wild, and very fall 2025. If you are longing for a sleek look with a hint of the fierce, this is your game.
For the base I am using Lights Lacquer “Blackout” with a glossy top coat. The zebra stripe effect can be achieved with a rose gold polish as “”Penny Talk”” by Essie, painting it over a black base with a thin brush. Or just use foil stripes for ease and precision.
Paint all your nails black except the ring finger. Use one coat of rose gold, let it dry, and carefully add on the zebra design. Go glossy on everything—this look demands shine.
I’ve done a similar mani for a job interview in a creative field and it felt like I had thrown a bit of personlity in under the professional dress code; It’s acrylic slick & complete without major trend—half a second favorite of me.
Earthy Cocoa & Autumn Embers
This palette smells or tastes like expreso coffee and fallen leaves in a single package. There are many tones of matte brown ranging across every nail, milk chocolate to dark espresso with one basic nail of black and a foil of glowing flakes of copper. It is sleek and melancholic somehow ever so fall almond. Needless to say, this is a no-brainer in case you love warm, engulfing colors that pair well with your bulky knit sweaters.
In order to achieve this precise combination, I adore the Zoyas, pairing up their Louise and Emilia in the dark brown and the matte midtone, respectively. The flakes used on this nail are the foil flakes in a copper color of Daily Charme and the matte topcoat is essential (use the Velvet Matte of CND).
The appearance is less difficult than one might imagine: use all but one of your nails in selected brown-tones and then complete the look with a black nail at the end. Add foil glue either in a zig-zag or center stroke, brush in the flakes and seal with a matte coating. The contrast is stunning but still wearable.
I created a variation of this to a cabin weekend at the beginning of fall- drinking hot cider around a fire, and this mani fits in well with the whole mood. Cozy but luxe, minimal but layered. Definitely a fall simple and 2025 must-try.
Retro Emerald Power
Say hello to the boldest green of the season. This shiny, single-hued polish is topping 70s glam the right way, such as avocado green had grown up and become fancy. It has a smooth edge because of its long almond shape, and the feel is playful. This one is all green fall that feels fresh and edgy at the same time.
Take that rich pigment out of the Olive & June collection, or the Bio Seaweed collection, namely: Jungle Green and Electric Forest. Paint it twice and top coat by using a mirror shine gel. The silhouette belongs to style it is also important to taper off steadily to the end without becoming stiletto.
No extra designs needed here. Carefully file the shape, push cuticles after that paint and gloss. The simplicity is the point. It is easy to manage, fast, and super effective in case you adore such statements in monochromatic.
I tried this right before a friend’s engagement party in mid-September and couldn’t stop flashing my hands. it went with gold rings, black dresses, and even cream knits. It’s fall 2025 chic that doesn’t try too hard.
Wildflowers in the Emerald Field
This nail art transforms solid green nail sets to soft and unique ones. It is paired with a small white floral pattern on a single accent nail that leaves the fall green trend in a romantic feel without the trend being tipped pastel. it looks friendly and puny due to the short almond shape but it is also put together and super. It is just the right thing you need when September is still full of such unexpected sunny days.
The base I applied is DNDs Hunter Green, and the flower petals were done with a dotting tool having a fine brush. White gel paint is best so it doesn’t fade. Add some stem or swirl of a lighter green to make it yet even more detailed. A glossy topcoat seals it all in.
Paint all nails green first and cure. Paint the flower without using any stencil or take nail stickers in case you have short of time. In any case only a single, or not more than two flowers to each nail, is necessary–remember, light.
I was dressed in this style at a farmer market date with a cardigan and a linen bag, and it was a perfect fit. It is adorable, subtle, and yet would fail so miserably without the bulk.
Olive Modern French with Gold Sparkle
This design is a quiet masterpiece. The simple French tip with an innovative change to olive green matched on a matte white foundation with just a pinch of the gold glitter. It’s refined but earthy, minimal but festive. The almond-like fall silhouette is feminine, and the color scheme is yelling about high-fashion fall transition. Perfect for the early weeks of sweater weather.
To this end, I would recommend Olive You Kelly by Orly to go on the green and the White Tips by Modelones to go on the soft white. Curve the green tips with a detail brush, and add dimension with a gold glitter top coat or tons of foil on only one accent nail.
The key is placement—don’t overdo it. Put two coats of white nail polish on, and dry totally, then paint on using a brush containing green French tips. The accent nail may be having a little flash of gold at the cuticle or the base twisted.
I put this ensemble together to wear in September to a dinner party and I can say I felt like the best dressed girl when I arrived at the dinner party, all because of my nails. It is one of those casual-chic looks and it seems like it is design rather than a DIY. Perfect for anyone who wants something low-key but luxe.
Peachy Clean Simplicity
Finally, let us finish on one of the lightest, sunniest notes of the season, this peach polish is a happy all over polish, which really gives you that feeling of walking in the sunshine. Minimalist, modern and optimistic, this is the type of color that would look good with your autumn comfy wardrobe even when you feel like taking that breakary out of the brown and the berries. Short, acrylic simple, and completely fuss-free, this one is the low-maintenance girl’s dream.
Every time I want this type of finish, I go to Youre So Sweet by OPI. The cream formula leaves you with that full coverage of the pastel minus the chalky effect. Two coats and a high gloss top coat, and that is it.
No techniques here—just shape, buff, polish, and seal. It is particularly nice when you are inbetween designs or simply have no time to wait with the patterns. And it looks amazing on every skin tone.
I used this in a September workweek during which I had to be neutral and to my surprise, the whole impression that this created in my wardrobe, stood out. It is fall, easy, unsophisticated and allows you to take a break in the more serious colors without breaking that seasonal concept.
Wine & Blush Elegance
The combination of deep plum and soft blush is something gracefully elegant. The design takes opposites, bold against bare, one nail bedecked with a shiny swirl of curvy polish and another with kiss of small crystal. The long almond shape completes the appearance, and the style is high end. It is that fall almond energy that combines the sophistication and is a little bit sparkling. Think date night in a cashmere trench coat.
I will recommend Sandy Richardson Cheekbones by Essie as my plum nail polish and Angel Cardi and Ballet Slippers nail polish for the blush-colored base to recreate this nail art. Apply the soft swoop with a detail brush to the accent nail and place a crystal using gel glue on the pinky or the ring finger. It’s all about balance and placement.
This design isn’t complicated, but it does require patience. When I paint, I first paint my solids, allow them to set, and I get back to the details. Don’t rush the swirl—it’s what gives the look personality. And those crystals? Apply them with a dotting tool for precision.
I was wearing this when I went on a gallery hop late in September. It was all curated: between wine in my glass and wine on my nails. This is your new red fall purchase that will make you both romantic and yet not obnoxious.
Matte Autumn Medley with Gold Bands
It is as though one holds a pumpkin-spiced latte in his or her palm. The fall-appropriate simple luxury is manifested in rich matte finishes in sage, clay, terracotta, and beige colors, all of which are partitioned with a touch of gold foil band. The almond shape is elegant and subdued tones give it universal flattery. It’s cozy-chic done right.
Liptstick-wise, in shades, I would definitely suggest Zoya in Leif, Amal and Jules in green, terracotta and beige respectively. The mid-nail lines may be done with striping tape or a gold foil transfer sheet. The key to that cashmere-soft, finish, is a good matte top coat (OPI wants to know you like its Velvet Vision, shown).
Each color polish is best applied and cured separately and only then the foil band is added. Tack the accenting of the gold with foil glue or gel topcoat then seal once more with matte. Precision is important here, but the payoff is big.
My appearance in a similar set in my home in case of a fall brunch seemed to fit my table setting. Everything felt harmonious—earthy, soft, and thoughtfully layered. It is an on-trend fall 2025 design that comes out as lived and luxury.
Harvest Color Splash
This effervescent duo blows modesty out the window and we adore her by that. Pockets of marigold, flame orange, teal, deep espresso and red blend perfectly in an almond canvas. The well polished surface makes it like a wearable pop art. In case you want bold, abstract, and unquestionably fall ideas 2025, now is the time.
To make this happen, you’ll want bright tones like “Sun’s Up Top Down” (OPI), “Terracotta Flame” (Beetles), and “Teal Me More” (Lights Lacquer). Layer swash over swooshes using the striping brush then top off with a super glossy gel top layer to seal the colors and dimension.
Use your most vibrant color initially, and then cure it and add on more hues to present a dynamic appearance which is placed in a diagonal or arched manner. Generating patters that use different colors on each individual nail but no two have exactly the same pattern.
When I was out to a pumpkin patch on a weekend it suited this perfectly along with matching my scarf, cider and ambience. It can best be described as happiness of fall 2025 loud, artsy and full of personality.
Candy Apple Crush
There’s just something about red nails in September. This collection plays with the traditional and adds a twist to it by adding a dark cherry and glass-like finishes, generous use of glitter, a touch of sparkles on a line of rhinestones. This shape, with a clean square point, is like unsuspecting early-fall preparation that is also holiday preparation. Call it fall red, but make it glam.
The combination of OPI Red Big Apple and Ruby Pump by China Glaze is something you can not go wrong with talking that sparkle factor. The Amazon or Born Pretty has sets of rhinestones. You will desire a preferable rhinestone glue or gel that fixes long enough.
Apply two coats of your red base and allow to dry, before applying the glitter top coat or apply the glitter flakes to the accent nails. Place the rhinestones using simple tweezers and finishing with a clear gel top coat after sealing to keep the rhinestones shiny.
It was the first time I wore it in a dinner among friends on a cold September evening and the light goodness of the wine I was drinking shone like magic. It is acrylic simple elegance with glamour, it is classic but cool with a fall 2025 attitude.
So which box are you already saving in your head to bring your nail tech? Whether you’re drawn to cozy fall green, classic fall red, artsy abstracts, or soft fall simple neutrals, the September nails design – fall trends for 2025 are all about expressing your vibe through color, texture, and shape. The new season stomps on the rules and is all about personal expression: each stroke of paint brings something to the narrative.
My only tip? Don’t overthink it. Wear what makes you feel slick, toasty, daring or even the three. Fall’s short, but your mani doesn’t have to be.
