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7 Nail Trends We're Forecasting for 2019

From pearl embellishments to almond tips
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Abstract Art

There doesn't necessarily have to be any sort of specific theme to your nail art. Sometimes it's fun to just choose a few of your favorite tones and go wild creating various different shapes, lines, and dots to create some seriously unique designs.

Image via @beautyworksbyamy



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The Sideways French Mani

Of course, you could head into your nail salon and ask for a traditional French manicure, but where's the fun in that? Whether you're using your favorite color polish or adding some glittery embellishments as shown here, you can create a unique twist on the tried-and-true style.

Image via @betina_goldstein



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Minimalist Faces

We've seen these quickly sketched, minimalistic on wall prints, t-shirts, and more, so why not incorporate them into our nail art? Plus, you'd be surprised — with the right tools, this looks is actually pretty easy to DIY at home.

Image via @betina_goldstein



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Sheer Base Coats

Normally, an opaque base coat is laid down before any other designs are popped on top, but we've seen more and more nail artists on Instagram using sheer colors as the base coat — even deeper tones like navy blues and black. It's a subtle way to buck tradition and we love how it looks.

Image via @paintboxnails



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Tortoiseshell Nails

Cheetah and zebra print have been taking over the fashion and beauty world, but tortoiseshell is sneaking it's way onto the scene — especially when it comes to nails. The two-color design isn't out-of-this-world difficult to achieve, but the results look like a million bucks

Image via @nailthoughts



BY KRISTEN BOUSQUET | FEB 11, 2019 | SHARES
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