23 Trendy Nail Ideas to Wear This June 2025 — Summer-Perfect Colors and Designs

The summer weather is here, and it is time to wear out your favorite sandals. Your nails are begging for new nail art. If you are getting ready for a beach BBQ, a rooftop brunch, or just scrolling through Pinterest, this is your sign to try something creative. But how do you even begin with so many ideas to choose from?

Don’t worry; we have compiled a list of 25 fun and bold nail art ideas for this June 2025. These ideas range from classic gel nails to elaborate acrylics, soft pastels, and edgy animal needles. They will definitely inspire your next trip to the salon or your next DIY project.

Monochrome Leopard Accent

The art combines the elegant appeal of creamy white gel polish with leopard print on one nail. The confidence this style gives off is fascinating. It is low-effort but feels rebellious enough to say, “I play by my own rules.” The shape is also very practical; for those iced coffee and back-to-back meetings, the weekday jugglers will be thanking this shape.

To get this look, you need to get your hands on an opaque soft white polish, like OPI’s “Funny Bunny,” or Essie’s “Marshmallow.” The leopard art requires a dotting tool or nail brush and a deep charcoal or black, like “Licorice” by Essie. Finish it off with a long-wear topcoat like Seche Vite or Sally Hansen’s Insta-Dri for added shine and speed.

Begin with two layers of the base white color and allow them to dry completely. Use your dotting tool to form irregular blobs, or messy beans, and gently outline or frame them with black polish. Don’t stress too much; the imperfect pattern is what really adds character. Finish with topcoat, and you’re done. “Animal prints are always in, especially when they feel wearable – small pops are the way to go,” said celebrity nail artist Miss Pop (spotted backstage at NYFW).

I personally wore this set design last June and let me tell you, it never fails to garner compliments. This time around, even my barista asked me for a nail salon recommendation! It suits all skin tones, especially combined with silver rings or a chic minimalist watch. Sleek and simple with some attitude. Just how I like my June energy.

Summer Sherbet Floral Mix

I’m absolutely obsessed with this cheeky rainbow garden moment! Picture nostalgic Lisa Frank vibes, but elevated for adult summer nails. Each finger sports a different shade, paired with delicate flowers that match or contrast, providing both maximalist joy and cohesive polish. This is one of those trendy nail designs to sport this June 2025 that are guaranteed to lift your mood.

To achieve this look, you will need an assortment of gel polish colors which include pastel pink, lilac, baby blue, mint, and peach, alongside a floral stamping tool or a detailed brush. DND and Beetles Gel Polish have great sets for this. Remember that a gloss finish will tie the look together, so do not skip it.

Evenly apply each base color and allow them to cure under a UV lamp (if using gel). Following that, proceed flower by flower. If you’re doing it a freehand, a thin brush works best, but for the less artistic there’s the option of nail stickers (guilty). Apply a glossy topcoat and you are done.

I wore this design for my friend’s birthday picnic last year and it looked stunning in photographs. Everything else seemed to fade in the way that each hand felt like their own art gallery. The kind of inspo you want to stare at all week.

Pink Hearts & Crystals

Why is love only reserved for February? These nails are festive, heart shaped, and incredibly fun for the summer. The base is a glossy baby pink with heart outlines and a string of tiny rhinestones with a delicate sparkle. This set is heavenly and flirty and perfect for those who wish to have sweet—and not boring—acrylic nails.

For a square acrylic base, this style works perfect. As for the length, the choice is yours—the longer it is, the better the embellishments are showcased. The look requires a sheer pink base like OPI’s “Bubble Bath,”for the hearts a white nail art gel, and salon grade rhinestones (if you are planning to splurge go for Swarovski, but if you want cost effective kits from Amazon, then they are a great choice).

Put sculpted decals on and apply pink glue to the cuticle edge and fix hex screws with a wax pencil. Bolt on thick crystal topcoat final.

Not gonna lie – it’s hard to catch me as a “heart nails” kind of girl. But after wearing something similar on a beach date, I’m sold. Ideal mix for girly-meets-glam.

Retro Swirl Pop

The style gives “summervacation in Ibiza” vibes. The abstract color swirls – peach, teal, lavender, and coral – on a nude base are fluid, expressive, and a bit psychedelic, with a timeless touch. It’s “70s psychadelia”, but made suitable for 2025. Do you want drama on short almond shapes? This is your answer.

Almond gel nails showcase this look beautifully – mid-length is best, so the swirls have space to move. You need highly pigmented gel colors and a liner brush for those gentle, curved layers. The Gelish summer palette and Kiara Sky’s “Pastel Pop” collection are good options.

Apply a nude base, then cure. Next, apply each swirl outlines one by one, building up on each layer done at flash cure. Each step must follow the previous one. As nail artist Julie Kandalec puts it, carefully swirling designs like “layering gives it apparent motion”. Complete with lustrous topcoat.

For me? One of the best ideas 2025 short almond. So chic yet so flattering – I wore it to a recent girls’ trip and got stopped twice at the airport. Instant confidence.

Mint Leaf Contrast

This minty clean moment is refreshing and reinvigorating within your Polish colors cycle. I am obsessed with the leafy graphics and the speckled art combined with soft color blocking. You certainly can achieve this if you feel like resting, while still looking unique to the rest.

As a base, go for a pistachio green polish such as “That’s Hula-rious!” by OPI or “Mint Mojito” from Lights Lacquer. The flecked overlay she mentions is my favorite. It is like very thin specks of metallic glitter that give a pop without drawing attention. For the leaf art, have a fine liner brush and a black stamping polish or a semi sheer black gel. For the end of the block stripe cream polish or neutral shade check the paint.

I believe this style is very peaceful for summer; it evokes thoughts of beach glass and cool eucalyptus winds. It’s literally nail art for a minimalist, and I love it.

Neon Candy Pop

Summer 2025 has one demand and one only, kooky color, and this gel set in the shape of an almond is no exception. Vibrant blush pink, eye-watering green, orange, and blue are in a constant alternating rhythm which instantly boosts the mood. And don’t get me started on the nails, they do not whisper “fun,” they scream it from every rooftop.

These can be attained by using neon polishes such as ORLY’s “Electric Escape” collection or Lights Lacquer’s “Totally 2000s” set. Be sure to apply a glossy topcoat after to seal in the polish and overpowering glow. It is also important to note that these need a great pigment payoff; they are, as said before, glowing rather than just bright.

Nail Artist Chaun Legend recommends sealing the tips with a topcoat in order to cancel out injuries from chips on these high-impact shades. For these, start with one layer per nail in gel, then cure each layer fully after applying two layers of each color. Use a fine dip brush to sharpen the edges and use a glossy topcoat to seal in the polish and overpowering glow.

That said, these make my list for when I am going outdoors for an evening concert. They reflect sunlight beautifully, and everyone is sure to ask where I got this wonderfully overpriced polish. Great for long ideas in 2025, these do reign supreme for short lengths as well, proving that they are stylish.

Cool Mint Monochrome

Long, coffin-shaped nails look exceptionally beautiful in mint green. There is a hint of nostalgia, and feels like Y2K colliding with 2025, all in the softest way. It works with any outfit or mood, extremely creamy and elegant, and minimalistic. The beauty version of this color mint is akin to a clean white sneaker with a twist.

For the perfect pastel polish, try OPI’s “This Cost Me a Mint” or Essie’s “Mint Candy Apple.” Show off long nails with dip extensions or acrylics, or keep it short for a more understated vibe. Either way, the shade is super versatile.

To start, prep the nails with a ridge-filling base coat. Then, apply two smooth and even strokes of the polish with a glossy top coat over it. Each coat should be allowed to dry completely, in sequence. If you’re going the DIY route, gently file your nails shaped square with tapered edges for that true ideal coffin nail.

I kept catching myself admiring my hands over the weekend while on a mini getaway, and I can surely say that this look is to my liking. It is simple yet elegant and makes me feel good. The idea shorts that are so easy to repeat are my all-time favorite.

Holographic Fantasy Set

This piece of nail art captures June in spells of sunsets, metallics, ocean waves, and crystal skies. Every single nail captures its unique story like rainbow chrome, deep violet shimmer, floral accent, oceanic blues, and so much more. The level of detail is extraordinary, but somehow everything works together in perfect harmony.

You will need chrome powders, vivid gel colors, and holographic foils to pull this off. Search for professional-grade pigments like Daily Charme or Apres Nail’s chrome collection. For the glassy ocean nails, blue marble inks or alcohol-based blends work best.

To create this set idea, it’s important to layer: chrome appliqué with a sponge, marble swirl gel polish, and floral designs hand-painted or stamped over a base. Celebrity nail artist Mei Kawajiri suggests, “different techniques for each nail keeps the art story flowing.”

This is an example of a set I’d personally don for a birthday celebration or a noteworthy milestone. It’s more than just nails—it’s a mood, memory, and main character energy blended into one.

Electric Tangerine Swirl

These square-shaped nails are a blast of color and serve as the perfect stylish accessories needed to showcase all your wild fantasies, complete with neon tangerine orange, a teal-and-black swirl patterned fill, and silver glitter outlining the swirls. The swirls are reminiscent of a spiral- one that captivates your sight so intensely that you feel it is actually moving. Mystic? Just a little. But so worth it.

Black gel polish, cross sculptor “Neon Orange” by beetles, a rich teal offered by Modelones, and fine silver glitter are all the colors you require. Grab a fine liner brush to draw the swirls, using layer upon layer of polish. Perfection takes patience.

You start with the base which can be a nude or clear polish, draw the outline of the swirls and fill them in section by section, curing after each step. Add glitter at the very end so it stands out. Finish off with a glossy topcoat.

When I saw people’s reactions to this design while out at a rooftop bar, it served as quite the conversation starter. People certainly took notice. If you’re looking for nail art that is practically shouting I love to be the center of attention, then this is your answer.

Lemon Zest Slice

Nothing signifies June, like citrus fruits. Its summery vibe is what gives it life which is why this manicure was inspired. The combination of bright yellow and lemon slice designs is mouthwatering to imagine. This design captures both beach vibes and brunch gatherings.

For those of you who are looking to try it out, start with China Glaze “Happy Go Lucky” or Lights Lacquer “Yellin’.” And don’t forget the white acrylic paint for the citrus slice outlines. Applying the details can be done with a dotting tool or ultra-fine nail brush.

Begin with a heavy coat of bright yellow polish as the base, allowing it to cure or dry fully. From there, begin sketching the wedge circle motifs and tidy the edges using a detailing brush. Finally, add a matte or glossy top coat depending on your vibe.

I actually wore my version for a July Fourth BBQ last year and it became my most liked nail photo on IG. There’s just something astonishingly sweet about food inspired nail art that doesn’t take itself too seriously.

Ladybug Garden Glam

This red manicure is brought to life with ladybug art and floral accents, blending whimsy with elegance. This nail design is made cute without the risk of ogre-like features, which I find charming. The red commands attention against the white backdrop, but those little black legs and antennae truly take the cake. This style evokes feelings of sipping a latte in the garden during June.

You’ll need white gel for the base, OPI’s “Big Apple Red” cherry red, and ultra-fine brushes or decals for the detailing. As for the flowers, green and pink tones will work well—“Rosie” by Lights Lacquer and “Olive and June” are perfect.

Draw and color the flowers and bugs with a detail brush after applying two coats of red and white and curing between layers, then seal with gloss for increased dimension. According to celebrity manicurist Betina Goldstein, layering translucent tints achieves stunning results for these types of micro-illustrations.

I wore something like that during my trip to a countryside inn about a year ago and my nails were fitting the color scheme so well that even people who I’ve never met before noticed them. One of my most loved professional yet fun suggestions.

Teal Tide Wave

This would be the embodiment of summer if it had a texture: soft turquoise waves capped with sparkling silver crashing on a natural base. It’s like the feeling of putting your feet in sea foam, and the curves pour like water. Ideal for people who enjoy more muted tone ocean themed color ideas.

Use several shades of teal such as Sally Hansen’s “Teal Good” and OPI’s “My Studio’s on Spring” and top with chunky silver glitter or foil pieces. The almond shape accentuates the wave effect but these could work just as well on squares or dips as well.

Start with a sheer pink or nude base. Then using a striping brush, paint the soft curves starting with the lightest color and ending with the darkest teal. Finally, press bits of foil or dab glitter polish where the “foam” would be. To top it off, add a thick top coat for a “still wet” shimmer.

These are the designs I have in mind for the upcoming beach trip with my family. I will most likely get this design done first, and it goes with all the colors of swimsuits.

Tips on Wildflower Meadow

The polish has subtle pastel shades and gold pearlescent specks which imitate the blue, yellow, pink, and lilac blossoms, as well as the green stems. This look is very charming, yet strong in character. It’s inspired by pressed flower art, right?

You’ll need a sheer Polish like Essie “Ballet Slippers,” and a mini brush set for painting the florals. The nail pearls can be used with a glue or a top coat and can, of course, be bought at any beauty supply store.

Start by adding the dot in the center of each flower, and then add petals. Add strokes for leaves to balance out the flower, a single or two pearls into still-tacky polish, then seal her up with soft-focus silk using a medium-gloss topcoat.

As June is a summer month, I have saved this look from her birthday party as a potential candidate for future June birthday parties. This look features beautiful floral patterns with a feminine touch. The colors are still chic so it could also work for more formal events like brunch or weddings.

Smiley Ducks in the Pool

I know what you’re thinking, and yes the next idea aims to make you smile. Now if that doesn’t turn up the fun dial to 11, then these bright aqua nails with smiley faces also have inflatable ducks on them, did I draw your attention now? This design gives you the retro cartoon vibe from the mid 2000’s, so why not go for these nails that will take your fingers to new levels why not redefine fun? So easy to draw but so much more rewarding, these designs can work for June of whatever year you want.

Without a doubt Gelish’s Malibu Selfie gives off the pool-blue vibes that we all adore. Once you apply the base coat you can go ahead and put on stickers with rubber ducks or cut little smiley faces to make this design even more fantastic.

Use tweezers to apply the smiley/duck stickers after the base has been put on, and the curative steps have been undertaken, or you may simply paint them on if you prefer a daring look. Finish off with a mega-glossy topcoat. celebrity nail tech Tom Bachik said it perfectly, “Quirky elements create personality—it’s like jewelry for your personality.”

This is my, “I’m going to have a silly, fabulous week” look. Ideal for short or mid-length almond nails that go great with gold rings or pool slides, this look is something I would pull off every day of the week.

Sunset Palm Paradise

Get the steel drums ready. This stunning ombré palm scene serves as a hand-sized vacation. The combination of hot pink, coral, and lavender-blue creates a captivating feel like a summer evening just before dusk. The design is completed by white palm silhouettes that tie it all together while giving serious wanderlust energy.

You will require a sponge for blending polish colors; for rich pigments, try ILNP or Cirque. You will also need a thin liner brush or stamping tool to work on the palms and birds. The design is best complemented with coffin-shaped acrylic extensions as these provide maximum surface space.

While the gradient is still wet, apply ombre with a sponge, and blend while layering each gradient. Next, using white gel or acrylic paint, outline the palm leg and hand in detail and let it dry. Finish with a glossy top coat to enhance the beach vibe colors.

Last year I went to a music festival and wore something like this. To my surprise, I got a ton of compliments, and one person even asked if they were press-ons from some brand collaboration. Spoiler alert: they weren’t. If you want a look full of attitude, blended with bright colors, and unapologetically summery, this is it.

Pop Art Pink with a Side of Cherries

This gel manicure is nostalgic yet rebelliously sweet at the same time. Imagine pop artwork but a cross between a girl diary condensed doodles, but rather designed in ridden elegance. Having glossy pink tips on, playful cherry accents adorned alongside pastel hearts and a cheeky face appearing out of a Lisa Frank nostalgic throwback, this design truly is a love letter towards exuberance. The square shape gives it an audacious edge, milky base, and transparent negative space maintains that chic feel even when not attending Coachella. It is all about tapping into one’s flirty energy.

This look can be achieved using plate stampers for the hearts and cherries while Perfect Pink Gel Polish from Madam Glam. I personally recommend drawing the hearts and cherries using vicious strips of nail tape first, it creates an astonishing sip finish. Do not forget a glossy top coat as it creates exuberance.

For you self-doers out there, begin by sculpting your acrylic or gel extensions into a square shape. Paint the tips and put your decals on gently—or if you’re daring, draw them freehand. Wobbly edges can be tidied up with a detail acetone brush. To give your nails a salon-grade shine, apply two coats of top coat. A pro tip from Britney Tokyo, a celebrity nail artist, says, “Smiley faces added to a design instantly makes it pop—just make sure the brush stays dry.”

With that being said, no one can deny that this design turned heads everywhere I went. I sported one version for a birthday brunch, and I was replying to “where’d you get those done?” in every boomerang. Absolutely no regrets.

Rosé Chrome Almond Dream

This dream in almond shape is dipped in a shimmering rosé chrome that practically glows. If you seek a summer soft glamour, this nail polish which is delicate, high-shine, and ultra-feminine—like your favorite glass of sparkling blush at golden hour is just for you. You can always rely on this nail polish for soft glamour. The stunning metallic finish that catches the light in a mesmerizing dulcet manner compliments gold or rose gold jewelry, making it even more perfect.

To achieve this exquisite mirrored finish, first apply a dip powder base like Kiara Sky’s Natural Almond set. Next, add Chrome Rose Dust from OPI’s Pro collection. For maximum reflection, seal it with a no-wipe gel top coat before applying the powder. The shape does a lot of the talking here—it’s soft, elongating, and, flattering on every hand.

For maximum smoothness of the end product, complete each step using 60 seconds of LED curing. Buffing the surface before applying the chrome powder really helps it stick. This look can be accomplished for any event, from weddings to casual gatherings. The color is clean and sophisticated, but the look is refined and elegant without losing its personality.

Neon Geometry on Nude

A nude matte base featuring intersecting pastel neon stripes? Absolutely. This creation goes out to the ‘minimalist maximalists’, to the girls who love art, but also need it clean. The base is soft enough to match your natural nails and the strips of neon green, pink and electric blue covering each finger in geometric freestyle feel very 2025. It gives retro-futurism without being too costume-like, which is what makes it one of the trendiest nails to sport in June 2025.

To achieve this design “pun intended” you should start with a neutral matte base, for example Essie’s Topless & Barefoot or Orly’s Nude Beach. You can use nail art pens for neons, I recommend the Beetles Gel Neon Collection for their hyperpigmented luminance. A steady hand, and super thin brush are must haves.

This is one of the designs that I avoided doing at home because I wanted the edges to be sharp like washi tape. My preferred method involved using striping tape, which I had to cure after every color. It took far longer than anticipated, but I am so pleased with the outcome. If you want a shiny finish, feel free to gloss over it. Personally, I prefer the matte look since it feels more artsy and gives off an excellent finish.

Inspired by attitude. This one’s for the girl who listens to Charli XCX and reads Kinfolk.

Fruit Salad Fantasy

If June were a design concept for a nail set, it’d be this: fruit salad, delivered piping hot with a glossy sheen. The inviting watermelon and kiwi slices would fit beautifully on a Pinterest board entitled Birthday Picnic Goals, while the bold color blocking alongside the foil is a touch of acrylic whimsy. This is a summer look that gets more cheerful the longer you look at it. Is it loud? Definitely. Is it wearable? Absolutely, especially with a cute pair of strappy sandals and oversized shades.

Make sure to grab a bright polish like Bio Seaweed Gel in “Watermelon Pop” and “Kiwi Kick.” A good handle of glittery foil top coat will also go a long way, and you can never go wrong with Nail Reserve’s “Glaminati.” Dots of seed polish can be placed using dotting tools, and let’s not forget, premade fruit slices that ebay provides complete the look perfectly.

This design in particular is best suited for nail artists, although more exceedingly creative individuals can start with a fruit base, assemble fruit slices, and finish off with a glitter top.

In short, the feeling I got after seeing my nails laden with fruit was no less than a mini vacation. Worn on a girls’ weekend, this set was the unofficial star of every mimosa boomerang.

Aquatic Mesh & Turquoise Gloss

Chill, collected, and certainly not dull—this feels like plunging into a private pool in the heart of Amalfi Coast. The turquoise color is refreshing without being overly vibrant, complementing the unexpected mesh accent beautifully. It’s luxurious, but the kind that feels subdued rather than too ostentatious. 2025 short almond lovers are sure to appreciate this idea, despite it being on a square base; it would look stunning on soft almond tips as well.

As a base, I suggest CND’s “Taffy” or “Cerulean Sea.” For the mesh, some pros actually use netting or fishnet cutouts and press them lightly into semi-cured gel before topping it off. Others use stamping plates or paint the mesh pattern with white gel via a tiny brush.

For a DIY option, consider putting a white lace decal on one nail and sealing it with a top coat. Then paint the rest of the nails with turquoise gel polish and finish with a high shine top coat. “Minimal design doesn’t mean minimal effort” is a quote from nail artist Julie Kandalec and this is the perfect example.

Tactile and structured, without feeling cluttered is what makes this remarkable. If you are after subdued yet powerful soft color ideas, this is perfect.

Sea Turtle Safari

If there ever was a theme that brings joy to your heart, this one takes the cake. 3D reptilian textures as well as hand-painted scales wrap themselves around evergreen gradients with a glossy finish, transforming nails into underwater worlds. With a love for art, one can stare at their hands in pure amazement. But let me be frank, the turtle is undeniable the centerpiece. It is whimsically enchanting without crossing the line to being childish. This will surely be a summer staple for long nail lovers in 2025. The right amount of wild.

The Gel Bottle shades “Olive Grove” and “Amazon” will help you achieve this look. Etsy and Amazon are troves for the 3D turtle, search “nail turtle charm,” or “resin turtle decal” to find what you need. Super fine detail paint brushes for the orange outline, and the sharp nail polish will need to be steady when sealing all of it for the turtle shape.

While this is indeed a specific idea that needs a professional touch, I have seen some daring ladies achieve the turtle shell effect at home by using cling wrap to press down a darker green polish over a light base and later outlining it with a thin brush. Make sure to add the decal last and then cure under a UV lamp. Set it and forget it. It may be time consuming, but it’s well worth it.

Somewhat similar to this was what I wore while on vacation in Tulum, and I was approached by several strangers who complimented my nails. I mean… wow! Such an inspiration moment—strikingly surprising and delightfully unconventional.

Blue Butterfly French Tips

Ariana French Tips have been circling around and Blue Butterfly French Tips will be the next one to go viral. For short nail lovers, this is definitely something they will pin on Pinterest. Delicate with intricately painted butterflies mid-flight and meticulously done French tips. Exquisite and soft which is exactly how we like it. Not bold enough but has enough verve to keep the eye interested. Nude polish serves as the base for the skin tone while the pops of blue are the cherry on top. It’s giving strolls through gardens in the early morning with soft sunlight, and poetry books left open on window sills. If you are not usually a fan of designs, this one might surprise you.

To achieve this design, start with a clean, pink-beige base like OPI’s “Bubble Bath” or Essie’s “Mademoiselle.” Once dry, butterfly stickers or decals can be hand-painted in Cobalt or Sapphire using nail art gel. A detailed brush and white gel polish is what you need for the tip curve.

For this design, I used semi-cured sticker wraps with a thin layer of top coat to create dimension. I was surprised how long it lasted. The best way to elevate this polish art is with contrast. The base should always be warm and butterflies cool toned.

Nail Artist Sarah Nguyen recently said, “Butteflies represent transformation- and nails are the smallest way we tell the world how we feel without saying a word.” Couldn’t agree more.

Blush Pineapple Punch

This gel manicure is as refreshing as its name suggests. A blush pink with light shimmer gives way to two whimsical charms: a rhinestone-studded pineapple and soft botanical painting. The almond shape enhances femininity while the balance between soft shades and textured details is simply divine. What more could one ask for? Perfect for birthday dinners, casual beach outings, or even those days when you want your nails to subtly declare “I’m extra, but soft.”

To recreate this look, get a warm pink gel base like DND’s “Peony Blush”, a detail brush for the foliage, and thin orange polish for the pineapple grid. Mini rhinestones or metallic studs can elevate the fruit motif and make it feel a little less juvenile. Finish it off with a no-wipe topcoat to seal and glaze.

Creating this at home requires some degree of patience. Apply and cure the base color first, then use a dotting tool to sketch the outline of the pineapple. While the polish is still tacky, place your rhinestones and seal with a thick top coat. A word of advice, use a wax pencil for crystal placement and it does wonders.

This one sparks memories of a vacation nail I received in Hawaii, tropical yet sophisticated. Most certainly one of those trendy nails to sport in June 2025 and capture summer in a sip.

This summer is all about self-expression, so whether you fancy soft florals or bold neon smiley faces, chrome beach vibes, or even chrome florals, have fun with your nails and let your personality stand out. Regardless of whether you prefer minimal nail art or full-on acrylic fantasy, get ready for June 2025 with these trendy nail ideas that go beyond just looking cute; they’re a mood booster and a glimpse of your style. I hope these nails serve you well as inspirations worth bookmarking for your next set. And don’t overthink it too much—summer is the perfect season to paint outside the lines. Your nails are like mini canvases, so let your creativity flow.