If you're going to wear one polish color for spring, a glossy nude from celebrity nail artist Tom Bachik is low-key seductive when you select a shade that matches your skin tone, like Hailee Steinfeld's.
It's easier to make a tie-dye manicure than it looks, but you need to be a little more skilled than just using squeeze bottles of dye and rubber bands.
The "indie nail" style has led to a new wave of happy smiley-face art. The happy face, sparks of different colors, and worn ombré all work well together in this look from S.and.M. Salon.
If heart nails feel cheesy in mid-February, come spring, the cupid symbols are super chic. Create yours using an electric yellow polish and an artsy heart-cutout design like nail artist Kim Truong.
Nail artist and content creator Melanie Graves calls this minimalist manicure "pastel swooshies," for the combo of springtime color pairings and a swoosh-across-the-tip design.
If you're partial to a traditional French manicure, simply trade your classic white tip for an unexpected indigo blue, which Danish nail artist Romée proves pairs best with a matching sweater.
We saw the French manicure of the future at this year's Fashion Week in Paris: tips that are colored. For spring, you can step it up by matching your bright tip with a lip patch that is also bright but a different color.
You don't have to get too wild in your design or color choice. Manicurist Chloe created this simple two-toned design using rose gold and milky pink polishes from Olive & June polishes, painting a stripe of each color down each nail.