Flower nail art

Everyone seems to love simple flower nail designs, especially A-listers and nail art connoisseurs LizzoSelena Gomezand Hailey Bieber. The only thing that's not to love?

Floral nail designs are tried and true in the nail art world for good reason. You can keep it simple with a few petals to accent an otherwise neutral look or go bold with a mini arrangement donning each finger. No matter which direction you go, you're adding an element of interest to your mani. Although blooms are typically reserved for spring , you can wear floral nail designs any time of year. You just have to switch up the colors, says nail artist Sonia Sanchez. Get inspired for your own flower nail design by browsing 25 examples below. Whether you're a design novice or a pro, you're sure to find something you love.

Flower nail art

Because everybody loves flowers, these gorgeous nail art designs are perennial. Whether done freehand with a brush or with the help of stamps, a floral effect is surprisingly easy — and always lovely. Find one that matches the season, the latest trends, or just your mood. Talk about pretty! The reversed accent nail in white gives this pastel manicure a gorgeous yet subtle twist. See more at So Nailicious ». Instead of painting on flowers, why not apply actual petals? In this Ipsy manicure, nail artist Kristin Gardner attached tiny dried blooms to a glitter-ombre base. See more on YouTube ». Not ready to take the full floral plunge? Steal inspiration from your favorite blue china and decorate an accent nail or two with delicate roses. This nail artist topped hers off with pearl beads. See more at Nailbees ». This Laura Ashley-inspired floral nail design would be perfect with a summery white dress. Use a super-pale pink like Essie's Minimalistic for a striking contrast.

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Flower nail art

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Use limited data to select content. Wear your heart on your sleeve—and your flowers on your French tips with this adorable look. By Bella Cacciatore. Since you can never go wrong with blooms, we've rounded up our absolute favorite flower-inspired designs from delicate to bold and everything in between. On one nail, mini flower clusters at the top of one nail mimic a tip, while on another, larger-scale flowers are the main event. You may accept or manage your choices by clicking below, including your right to object where legitimate interest is used, or at any time in the privacy policy page. Steal inspiration from your favorite blue china and decorate an accent nail or two with delicate roses. Who knew crawling ivy vines were the secret to unlocking your inner goddess? More from Glamour. Sunny Motifs.

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Get inspired for your own flower nail design by browsing 25 examples below. It's easy to recreate—just paint your nails pink and let them dry. These pink and green accent blooms have us smitten. Wear your heart on your sleeve—and your flowers on your French tips with this adorable look. Hoping to make a bolder statement? Half-Moon Florals. The design is all about the Lilly Pulitzer vibes, and we don't hate it one bit. Preserved Petals. Yes, please! Related Stories. The colors are light, the pattern is tiny, and the background is sheer — three elements that lend this look an airy and dainty look.