4 Art Deco Manicures Inspired by Fall Fashion

Art Deco Stripe Manicure

Polishes used in this look are Autumn In New York, 12th Sthreet Rag, and I’ll Take Manhattan

1. Apply two coats of Autumn In New York. Wait two minutes to dry between each coat.
2. Using 12th Sthreet Rag, paint a simple stripe from the bottom outside corner of your nail to the middle of the other side to create a diagonal angle.
3. Using I’ll Take Manhattan, paint another stripe above the previous one.
4. Using a cotton swab, use The Stripper, or any nail lacquer remover, to clean up any excess polish on the skin and around your nails.
5. Wait two minutes and apply Deborah Lippmann top coat of choice.

 

Art Deco Staircase Manicure

Polishes used in this look are Lullaby Of Broadway, Take The “A” Train, and Autumn In New York

1. Apply two coats of Lullaby Of Broadway, waiting two minutes to dry between each coat.
2. Paint ? of the nail with Take The “A” Train. Use the flat end of the brush and lay it down to get a straight line across the nail.
3. Using Take The “A” Train, paint a line in the middle of your nail that exceeds down half your nail.
4. Repeat steps 2-3 with Autumn In New York, making sure to point a smaller section within the smaller portion pointed with Take The “A” Train.
5. Wait two minutes and apply Deborah Lippman top coat of choice.

 

Art Deco Cloud Manicure

Polishes used in this look are Harlem Nocturne, Lullaby Of Broadway, and 12th Sthreet Rag.

1. Apply two coats of Harlem Nocturne, waiting two minutes between each coat.
2. With Lullaby Of Broadway, paint three strokes next to each other from the middle of your nail to the tip, making sure each stroke from left to right is slightly shorter than the end.
3. With 12th Sthreet Rag, repeat step 2, but make smaller stroke so that Lullaby Of Broadway peaks out underneath.
4. Using a cotton swab, use The Stripper, or any nail lacquer remover, to gently clean up any excess polish on the skin around your nails.
5. Wait two minutes and apply Deborah Lippmann top coat of choice.

 

Brushed Metal Manicure

Polishes used in this look are Harlem Nocturne, I’ll Take Manhattan, and Take The “A” Train.

1. Apply two coats of Harlem Nocturne, waiting two minutes between each coat.
2. Using a small amount of I’ll Take Manhattan, lightly tap the brush down in random places on the nail, to create a splattered pattern.
3. Repeat step 2 with Take The “A” Train.
4. Using a cotton swab, use The Stripper, or any nail lacquer remover, to gently clean up any excess polish on the skin around your nails.
5. Wait two minutes and apply Deborah Lippmann top coat of choice.