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Our Favorite ‘90s-Inspired Nail Art Designs

Farah Fala

15-June-2021

Our Favorite ‘90s-Inspired Nail Art Designs

From plastic rings to slip dresses, the nineties are back this summer, and not only in fashion. This season’s nail art is a whole level of throwback, with major ‘90s nostalgia. The pop era was all about creative and fun nail designs, with tons of glitter, colorful collages, French manicure, thick acrylic design patterns, as well as black and white designs. Ready to revive the ‘90s era? Keep scrolling to fly back in time to the ‘90s with 5 exquisite nail art ideas that will make you call up your nail salon to book an appointment right now!

Glittery Nails

Glittering nails mark the ‘90s era. Sparkling shimmers add style and fun to your nail designs. They are perfect for an awesome night out. Believe it, you will live the “all eyes on you” moment.

Colorful Nail Collages

Base color with an artistic design pattern is a good reminder of the ‘90s. They are really cute and colorful. For the base coat, you can use nude, purple, pink, or any other bright color.

French Manicure

Best known as a two-tone nail design of pink or nude paired with white applied to your fingertips. It is a classy nail design that perfectly matches any outfit you are wearing.

Also, the French manicure works well with sparkling glitters and a triangular style.

You can also unleash your creativity with non-traditional color options like nude, yellow, and pastel blue.

Thick Acrylic Design Patterns

Colorful patterns are reflective of the ‘90s nail art designs. They work both with pointed or straight fingertips. There are infinite mixes of colors and styles for you to be a woman like no other.

Black and White Nail Designs

Though they are contrasting colors, black and white seem perfect for nail designs. The most common is the ying-yang symbol.

You can also go for a simple white base color with a butterfly sticker.

To better take care of your nails, we have also selected a few products for you to shop.

Nourishing Nail & Cuticle Serum Pen, Margaret Dabbs London