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This amazing Indian corn design, with majestic red, yellow, and brown colors, is perfect for long almond-shaped nails. The combination of glossy tips and matte finish in a deep brown shade is simply mouthwatering. Mocha marble swirls create pure perfection in this nail design, offering a classic look just in time for Thanksgiving.
Dinner rolls so buttery and tender, you’ll never buy them again
It’s easily adaptable to use any apples or spices you prefer. I share tips on crimping and getting that professional look on the outside so your pie looks just like a bakery’s. The audacity of black and orange mix nails will surely turn heads this Thanksgiving. Moving on from pumpkin patches, let’s dive into the realm of creative abstract nail art. Once it’s dry, use your creativity to paint on the pumpkins and the patch.
Maroon & Gold French Tip nails
Red nails are a classic for a reason, but why settle for a single shade? Nails painted in a variety of reds feel fun as well as timeless. Another play off on the classic French, these orange and brown tips give way to fluid blocks of silver and autumnal hues, painted down one side of the nail bed. The Diamond Gel ($17) polish from Aprés was used to create these beige and gold cable-knit sweater nails. The design was painted on the Alex Stiletto Medium ($15) gel-x tips.
Gold Chrome Swirls
Darcy is your source for lifestyle coverage, entertainment, relationships, fashion, beauty, jokes, puns, and everything trending on the Internet. If “quiet luxury” is the aesthetic you’re channeling for Thanksgiving 2023, look no further than Sydney Sweeney’s caramel-hued tortoiseshell manicure as your inspiration. Light brown, cream, and cider orange make us this mod combination of structural French tips and half moons. Try going halfsies with this negative space tortoiseshell print.
Multi-Colored French Tip Manicure
This trend is about embracing the charm of autumn, but with a gentler touch. Remember, abstract art doesn’t have to make sense, it just has to look good. This trend-aware design isn’t only eye-catching but also easy to achieve at home. Luxurious velvet nails are sure to add an innovative twist to your Thanksgiving ensemble.
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We love how white abstract faces bring a new energy to these half-tortoiseshell nails, which sit amidst a sleek manicure in varying tones of brown. Pecan pie and pumpkin pie — if you love them, you really love them, and if you don’t, you never will. If you’re a sweet potato pie person (I am), I’ve got a variation for you. Think tiny, detailed petals in soft, warm tones – think maroon, burnt orange, and dark yellow. You could even add a touch of gold for an extra festive feel.
For the best pumpkin pie, add these spices to the classic recipe
And if you prefer something more low-key, there are plenty of abstract and minimalist designs here, too. Whatever vibe you’re going for, you’ll be able to pass the mashed potatoes in style at Friendsgiving this year. For a minimal manicure moment with a major twist, top crystal clear polish with some fall floral nail art using autumnal shades of rusted red. Add a gold glitter cuticle accent, and you’ll take your nail look to the next level. Natural nails are a popular choice, and this short creamy nail design provides the perfect canvas for black fall foliage and pumpkins created with a stamping plate.
Blind-baking the crust ensures the pastry is crisp to contrast the smooth custard filling. This design is acrylic, or gel extensions in pointed shape, medium size. You can even mix metallics into your design for that added flair.
To help you nail these fall leaf inspired designs, a step-by-step video tutorial will be provided. You’ll capture the essence of the holiday season with this cranberry and orange mix. If you partied too hard Thanksgiving Eve, try these minimalistic jewel toned nails.
Try this pretty manicure showcasing abstract stripes in a rich palette of fall colors. If you don't want to stop at Thanksgiving color palettes, you can also go literal with tiny pumpkins. These seasonal nails might be very themed, but given the light backdrop and on-trend shimmer, they don't look over-the-top. Plus, the combination of glitter, milky swirls on the ring finger, and pumpkin sketches makes it impossible not to crave a pumpkin spice latte stat. If you can't decide whether you want solid colors, patterns, or a fun design, why not find a way to feature all three?
These stunning teal nails are adorned with splashes of fall leaves, creating a cozy yet vibrant feel. So, let’s embrace the spirit of thankfulness and the harvest season with these charming Thanksgiving nail art ideas. From colorful leaves to adorable turkeys and pumpkin designs, these nail ideas will make you the star of your Thanksgiving celebration. This beautiful olive green gel color will coordinate with all of your fall attire. Add interest with a white statement nail with a free-hand botanical design.
It’s a design that’s simple yet innovative, capturing the essence of the season. You’re creating a sunset on your nails, a nod to the shorter daylight hours of fall. Start with a rich, pumpkin-spice base, smoothly transitioning into a golden-yellow mid-tone, and finish with a brilliant, champagne-shimmer tip. It’s the perfect way to blend summer’s fading heat with fall’s vibrant hues, achieving a gradient effect that’s both trendy and seasonal.
Honey lightly sweetens these super-tender, pillowy yeast rolls, drenched in melted butter, baked until light golden and finished with a pinch of flaky salt. Each recipe is accompanied by a video where I walk you through each step so you know exactly what to do. I offer ingredient substitutions galore, and ways to jazz up the recipes to suit your — or your family’s — particular tastes. Because everyone just wants what their family or Grandma made, these recipes are designed to use as is or to adapt them if you choose. If you are looking for a cute but EASY design to do this fall, this is the one.
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