Wedding The World: Wedding Nail Art

Don’t experiment with anything the day before your wedding and avoid nail art, colouring an odd nail or anything that is not going to look good when you are going back through your wedding photos. Did she have a secret wedding? And that wasn’t her only fun piece of finger flair. Her patterned manicure — which would be a perfect fit for Oxygen’s just-announced nail art reality show, Nailed It — was full of eye-grabbing details. As a confessed wedding obsessive, I'll be keeping up with what's being talked about. This week's round-up includes Kate marrying the wrong man, royal nail art, and astrological warnings. Has Kate, sorry Catherine, changed her mind and made plans to marry Revlon has also signed on to be the official makeup and nail partner for Marchesa’s New York Fashion Week shows, with artistic director Gucci Westman, who worked backstage at Marchesa’s fall 2013 and spring 2014 bridal shows, in charge. It's not the My nail art love all started with a friend's wedding and exponentially grew from there. From looking at wedding ring nail art on Pinterest for her, to trying out some grown-up glitter designs and beginning to hoard nail art pens and brushes myself that nail art has taken over the world — and, most importantly, the Internet — there are nails for every occasion: Christmas, Thanksgiving, your third cousin’s Bar Mitzvah, your former co-worker’s Graceland destination wedding. But no holiday .

From Lindsay Lohan and Kim Kardashian to Jaime King and Katy Perry, celebrities (and their fans) can't get enough of nail art. A trend that started long before Zooey Deschanel launched her own line of decals, statement paws are now making their way down Sure, the sketches and doodles by her children (embroidered by Versace's master tailor Luigi Massi) — which include flowers, an ink blob, a dude riding a yellow horse or giraffe (unclear), Brad and Angie stick figures, a zebra with possibly the word Google "wedding nail art" and you'll fall down a rabbit hole of hearts, square French tips, and stick-on pearls. Which is why Anna Sheffield—maybe reluctant to see her black diamond bands and witchy moonstones nestled against lace decals—decided to But even an avid nail art consumer learned a great deal watching the talented prize -- $25,000 to open their own salon -- created everything from wearable wedding bouquets to manicures inspired by Harleys. "These girls actually ride their motorcycles .