Australian Fashion Week: the nails

From artful half-moon designs to sophisticated French grey manicures… these are the nail colours you’ll be wearing this season. The best thing? All of the shades you’ll see in his gallery are available in Australia. Which hue will you choose?

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The nails at Camilla were eclectic: models sported seven different colours to represent seven different countries!
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Camilla
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Camilla
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The look at Dylan Cooper was polished off with OPI’s sophisticated French grey, ‘French Quarter For Your Thoughts’.
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Hello neon! Models wore OPI’s ‘Did It On Em’.
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A nail trend we saw come out of Fashion Week was models sporting different colours on one hand. At the Aurelio Costarella show models wore a contrasting colour on their wedding finger.
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Aurelio Costarella
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Whitney Eve’s nails featured a soft palette of pastel grey. Utter sophistication!
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The nails at Toni Maticevski were a standout, with reverse half-moon nails. OPI’s ‘Road House Blues’ was the palette for the half-moon with OPI’s ‘Tickle My France-y’ as the base.
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The nails shown at Talulah were the perfect ‘go with everything’ shade.
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The model at Zimmermann wore stick-on nails – perfect for those that what to change their shade to match their outfit.
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We love this shade of nude (‘OPI’s ‘Did Your Ear About Van Gough), seen at the By Johnny show.
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At Watson x Watson the nail brief was for something dynamic and decadent. OPI chose a soft lilac sheer nude as the base (‘Care to Danse’) then dipped the nail in gold by hand painting a warm golden flame or a racing stripe from the nail edge to the cuticle, using OPI’s ‘DS Glow’.
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The nails matched the sheer, crisp white Bec & Bridge collection, using OPI’s Don’t Touch My Tutu.
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At Lisa Ho the nail creation was aligned with the colourful hair, matching vibrant hued nails tips with the colour of the hair extensions for each of the models. The tips were applied over a creamy off-white nude base.
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Johanna Johnson reverse-moon nude with ‘Mrs O'Learys BBQ’ and ‘Coney Island Cotton Candy’ as the moon.

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Australian Fashion Week: the nails

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