The Latest Nail Styling Trends in NY.

NY, known for setting trends in fashion and beauty, is currently seeing an exciting evolution in nail styling.

  • "Short & Square"

    A return to simplicity, short and square nails are making a strong comeback, preferred for their ease of management and suitability for bold nail art. This style has been spotted on celebrities like Kendall Jenner and Kim Kardashian.

    Salons: Vanity Projects, Paintbox.

  • "Toe Art"

    With the rise of detailed nail art, toe art has also become a canvas for expression. From intricate designs to funky press-ons, toe art is gaining popularity for those looking to make a statement from head to toe.

    Salons: Chillhouse, Ten Over Ten.

  • "Semi-Transparent Shades"

    Jelly nails are back but with a modern twist. Expect to see semi-transparent shades with deeper undertones, such as grays, for a subtle yet stylish look​​.

    Salons: Sundays Studio, Marie Nails.

  • "Cat Eye with Chrome "

    A mesmerizing combination, the cat eye and chrome finishes create a dimensional look that's both bold and beautiful. This technique uses magnetic cat eye gel polish under a sheer chrome pigment.

    Salons: Akiko Nails, Jin Soon.

  • "3D Gel"

    3D gel nails, featuring whimsical designs with a nod to the '90s, continue to be a popular choice for those looking for a unique and textured look.

    Salons: Mei Kawajiri's Studio, Vanity Projects

  • "Graphic French Tips "

    An innovative take on the classic French manicure, graphic French tips are becoming a favorite for their modern and unexpected designs.

    Salons: Paintbox, Jin Soon.

  • "Zigzag Nails"

    Zigzag or chevron nails are a fun and retro-inspired style that can be easily recreated for a dynamic manicure.

    Salons: Sundays Studio, Akiko Nails.

  • Natural Nails

    Embracing the beauty of natural nails, this trend focuses on clean, strong, and well-manicured nails without the need for elaborate art or colors. It's a celebration of simplicity and elegance, showcasing the nail's natural beauty with perhaps just a hint of sheer nude or pink polish for a polished look.

    Salons: Tenoverten, Haven Spa

  • Mix and Match Designs

    The mix-and-match design trend allows for individual expression on each finger. From swirls and flowers to geometric patterns, this "cool girl" manicure encourages creativity and personal flair. It's a fun way to play with different designs, making each manicure truly unique.

    Salons: Chillhouse, Marie Nails.