It happens: The weatherman predicts sunshine and, out of nowhere, it pours. As goes the nail trend of the moment. (Follow me on this one.) Against all odds—and numerous
sources forecasting a shift to pale, rosy nails, including
us—the black manicure
trend is still everywhere. I’ve seen dozens of women with dark, moody nails lately—on the subway, in line for coffee this morning, in meetings at work—and, to be honest, just figured they weren’t up-to-speed on the new crimson trends. But
really, it’s that the black bandwagon hasn’t rolled off into the sunset just yet. As a
Glamour beauty editor said this week: “I’m still seeing super-dark manicures everywhere, and I still think it looks cool. It’s like they’re the new neutral.” So, if raven tones are still your cup of tea, don’t toss ‘em out just yet. Looks like black is the new—well, the
same old—black.
It happens: The weatherman predicts sunshine and, out of nowhere, it pours. As goes the nail trend of the moment. (Follow me on this one.) Against all odds—and numerous sources forecasting a shift to pale, rosy nails, including us—the black manicure trend is still everywhere. I’ve seen dozens of women with dark, moody nails lately—on the subway, in line for coffee this morning, in meetings at work—and, to be honest, just figured they weren’t up-to-speed on the new crimson trends. But really, it’s that the black bandwagon hasn’t rolled off into the sunset just yet. As a Glamour beauty editor said this week: “I’m still seeing super-dark manicures everywhere, and I still think it looks cool. It’s like they’re the new neutral.” So, if raven tones are still your cup of tea, don’t toss ‘em out just yet. Looks like black is the new—well, the same old—black.
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