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Why Learn Long Nails?
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Why Learn Long Nails?
Estrada's advice isn't just about creating stunning nail designs; it's about tapping into a market that is constantly evolving and expanding. By learning to master long dramatic nails, you're not only enhancing your repertoire as a nail technician but also ensuring that your salon remains competitive in a crowded industry. Empower yourself with the knowledge and skills to thrive in the beauty business with Max Estrada's invaluable insights.
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Ismael Camero
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MET Gala Inspired Nail Designs
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GlossaryLive Celebrates The “Sleeping Beauties” Of Fashion With The Met Gala Ball Creating Inspired Nail Designs
Article by Alisha Rimando | Published in 2024
GlossaryLive, a leading platform dedicated to nail education and artistry, has intertwined the worlds of fashion and nail design inspired by the prestigious Met Gala on May 6th. By drawing upon the rich history and beauty of iconic couture dresses that will be on display, GlossaryLive aims to ignite creativity and pay homage to the timeless elegance of these garments with stunning nail art interpretations.
At the heart of this innovative celebration GlossaryLive has chosen five legendary couture dresses that have left an indelible mark on the world of fashion. The ethereal black Evening Cloak of colored tulips by Charles Frederick Worth circa 1889 embodies sophistication and grace, serving as a muse for intricate hand painted nail designs by Aigul Fritzke that capture its enchanting allure.
The avant-garde Alexander McQueen clam dress from Spring 2001 inspired Alisha Rimando to create a delicate ocean inspired nail look showcasing organic shell shapes while adding a splash of texture.
The crystal and sequined layered Christian Dior ball gown circa 1949 inspired Fritzke to infuse jewels in her nail artistry to offer regal elegance with a touch of glamour for this and the hand stitched Victorian-inspired ruffled ball gown by Charles Frederick Worth circa 1887. Both ball gowns provide a rich tapestry of inspiration for nail artists to explore and reinterpret.
The textured floral fabric on the Evening ensemble from Ninca Ricci, circa 1958 evoked a multitude of nail art mediums for Alisha Rimando. “Texture always inspires me,” Rimando explains, “I love to layer techniques. For this look I started with a watercolor effect using blooming gel, and embossed circles onto the nail using acrylic. Between layers I added hand-painted flowers and finished the nails with matte and gloss details to add even more depth and texture to the layers.”
As GlossaryLive anticipates the upcoming celebration of fashion, MET gala guests can anticipate a mesmerizing exhibition that showcases approximately 250 historically significant and aesthetically beautiful fashion pieces, each representing a ‘Sleeping Beauty’ of the MET Gala theme. These delicate and irreplaceable garments will be brought to life through innovative display techniques, inviting attendees to immerse themselves in a multisensory experience of these historical garments.
Through the transformative art of nail design, GlossaryLive invites enthusiasts to embark on a journey that transcends traditional boundaries, where couture dresses serve as the catalyst for artistic expression and ingenuity. Join us as we celebrate the magic of the MET Gala through the medium of nail art, where beauty, history, and creativity converge to create a truly unforgettable experience.
Met Gala: Nina Ricci circa 1958
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Met Gala: Nina Ricci circa 1958
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Met Gala: Charles Frederick Worth circa 1887
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Met Gala: Charles Frederick Worth circa 1887
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Met Gala: Christian Dior circa 1949
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Met Gala: Christian Dior circa 1949
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Met Gala: Alexander McQueen circa 2001
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Met Gala: Alexander McQueen circa 2001
WWD, September 28, 2000
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Met Gala: Charles Frederick Worth circa 1889
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Met Gala: Charles Frederick Worth circa 1889
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Tools to Align & Prosper
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First Step Of Entering A Nail Competition
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Balletcore
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Balletcore
For Katy P, nail art is not just a job; it's her therapy, her passion, and her creative outlet. She spends hours dreaming up intricate designs and experimenting with different techniques, always pushing the boundaries of her creativity. In a remarkable achievement, Katy participated in her first-ever competition, the World Star Nail Artist 2023, and emerged victorious, solidifying her reputation as a nail art virtuoso.
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Stanzy Nail Academy (Español)
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