These are the hottest new season nail trends from backstage at fashion week
If there was one aspect of backstage beauty that has stood out consistently across each one of the fashion capitals this season, it's nails. We've seen 3D nail art, three-inch long extensions, finger paint and every colour of the rainbow sweep across the Autumn Winter 2019 fashion shows, proving that nails are set to be a big focus in the upcoming months.
In case you missed the shows, or can't decide on which design you should go for during your next manicure, we've rounded up the very best nail looks from backstage.
Once you've chosen your look, book into one of these tried and tested places to get a manicure in London - and don't forget to ask for the latest nail shape while you're there.
Mark Fast
Nail artist Micheala Johnson kept nails tonal to compliment the fashion. We can't get enough of this baby blue look.
On/Off
These nails may not be the most practical trend to emerge from fashion week, but who said fashion had to be functional?
Fashion East
Manicurist Lauren Michelle Pires created these delicate yet playful "extended pearl raindrop nails". We're already obsessed.
Adeam
New York brand Adeam showcased pearl adorned nails to match the subtle inner corners of eyes. Perfection.
Vivienne Westwood
Always one to make a statement, the nails at Vivienne Westwood were bold and absolutely brilliant. We love the way nail artist Marian Newman used metallic tape in place of polish.
The Blonds
Fun, fabulous and fierce are the three words to describe the nails at The Blonds were CND nail technicians constructed this emerald-encrusted look.
Ryan Lo
Pink doesn't get prettier than the nails at Ryan Lo by CND. The team used the shades Pink Leggings and Tutti Frutti for a bespoke blend to perfectly match the collection.
Mary Katranzou
Nail art doesn't have to be loud, as shown backstage at Mary Katranzou were Marian Newman painted these marbled tortoise nails.
United Colours of Benetton
Rainbow nails are making a come back and it's very much a matter of the bolder the better with a different shade per nail.
