Designs by Halston Inspired this Embellished and Stunning Nail Design
1980s fashion designer Halston and the gorgeous nails seen on the runway at The Blondes shows during Miami Swim Week are the inspiration behind this stunning set.
As we go down to the wire with the competition, we wanted share her entry into the latest challenge, which had a Miami Swim Week Challenge, inspired by the nail created by the CND team for the The Blonds collection during the swimwear and loungewear celebration that is Miami Swim Week.
Ad Loading...
The design was inspired by American fashion designer Halston and his 1980s heyday. The nail look needed to feature embellishments, long length and CND Shellac color, only.
Sechovcova, who says she loves, “everything about nails and nail art, especially realistic portraits, 3-D figures, and wild shapes” went all-in on the Halston assignment.
“For this challenge I decided to create an imitation of a Polaroid photo with Halston himself in memory of him, because in this challenge’s theme it is about him and his designs, but it is also about the year," Sechovcova explains. "We needed to create a nail art inspired by his collections from 80s and because of that the retro polaroid photo makes a match to the whole look.
“For my nail art I got my inspiration from some of his beautiful dresses from the 80s. Halston’s designs are made in a simple way but it’s still so beautiful and elegant and I wanted to behold his simplicity while I added some more things to the nails.
“I have chosen to add ruffles in 4 different colors (pink, violet, gold and black) which was also most used in Halston’s clothes, and it also reminds some of his ruffle dresses.
Ad Loading...
“I also mixed it with a polka dot and added a lot of sequins and crystals to make it look like a set for Miami.
“As we know, this challenge is called Miami Swim Week so I thought that it would be interesting to add those words on my nails which also reminds me of those neon signs on some buildings in Miami.”
Stay tuned as NTNA heads into the final weeks of competition!
If you can help a client in the early stages of hair loss, you not only help preserve their hair but also their relationship with you is preserved. We hear from certified trichologists on some myths, early warning signs, plus a launch that will help stylists support their clients with an easy solution.
The FutureIQ™ biomimetic hair longevity serum is a lightweight, fast-absorbing formula, powered by K18’s proprietary MultiVital™ technology, designed to simultaneously support hair retention, scalp vitality, and pigment longevity through biology-first intervention.
In this expert column, internationally recognized educator Rita Perna Allor shares why beauty professionals are uniquely positioned to educate, support and empower clients, while staying within their professional scope of practice.
The most successful salon suites balance personality, function, and comfort. Megan Communale of My Salon Suite shares her best advice for designing a space that supports your business goals and leaves a lasting impression on every guest.
Schwarzkopf Professional Ambassadors Carly Zanoni and Brendnetta Ashley share the express color and treatment services helping stylists deliver great results in under 30 minutes while creating new opportunities for client retention and revenue growth.
After four decades developing skincare products, Lea Black shares her perspective on clean beauty, ingredient sourcing, product transparency, and the questions beauty professionals should ask when evaluating skincare brands.
Today's clients are hearing more about longevity, biohacking, inflammation, and healthy aging than ever before. This article explores the science and language behind the skin longevity movement, and what it could mean for client consultations, treatment recommendations, and professional credibility.
Interest in scalp care continues to accelerate. According to Spate data, #scalpcare content on TikTok has increased more than 149% month over month, as consumers look for products that support scalp balance and healthy hair growth.
In an industry with so many options and opportunities, we asked artists what made them niche down and choose a specialty. Texas-based artist Kimberly Michelle has always loved focusing on healthy hair and scalp, and headspa rituals was a natural evolution.
A multi-city tour from DermapenWorld spotlighted the growing convergence of hair, skin, and medical aesthetics and what it means for salon professionals.
After a successful career in strategic M&A (Mergers and Acquisitions) and working for a Fortune 500 company, Amit Shah decided to pursue franchise ownership and open a nail salon.