The French Manicure Is Back! and Better Than Ever as Seen at NYFW 2020
I have a love-hate relationship with French Manicures, mainly because they don't suit my nails because of how short they are. My favorite part of fashion week this past few years is getting to see what's coming back on trend and getting surprised by seeing things that I never thought would be back anytime soon. Even though, French nail tips are a classic, they've been off the radar for a while taking a step back for funky nail art and bold yellow nail polish to shine.
At New York Fashion Week Ready-to-Wear Spring 2020 runway shows featured more than one modern adaption of the classic French nail trend. rag & bone went for a black tip, editorial nail artist Miss Pop went for the classic French manicure look for Prabal Gurung and Ulla Johnson was done by Paintbox and they went for a really cool negative space look. The amazing nail artist Betina R. Goldstein did double-cornered French nails at Kith.
I also wouldn't want to forget mentioning that as a girl with short nails, I was pleasantly surprised to see that the French manicure trend is attempting to redeem its relationship with me, as it was actually shown on the runway on short nails! Unlike how I'm used to seeing it, which is on long nails or nails with an average length.
Take a look at more of the amazing French manicure looks at the Spring 2020 runway in the gallery bellow...
Main Image Credits: Instagram @rebeccamaynesphoto Via Instagram @misspopnails
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Farida Abdel Malek The first time she watched "The Devil Wears Prada" around the age of 12, Farida felt something that she couldn’t quite explain at that time. She was inspired. The clothes, the hair, the makeup and of course, Paris. It made her feel ecstatic; wanting to jump years ahead to enter the industry in a way or another. She is a makeup fanatic and spends 80% of her time looking at new products, and putting them on her wishlist. She studied multimedia journalism, and wanted to further utilize it by writing about her passion. Farida loves to take time for herself and unwinds by watching "Friends" and doing her skincare routine before bedtime.
