ICYMI, Harry Styles is currently headlining his highly anticipated Together Together tour. And, as we saw with Taylor, the themed aesthetics are popping off. Alongside outfit inspo, ‘Harry Styles nails’ are going stratospheric as fans find ways to reference the singer, and his work, in even the smallest details.
If you're wondering what your way in is, Harry's past hits, fashion moments and even his own manicure designs (courtesy of his beauty brand, Pleasing) are all a good place to start.
Here's how to wear the Harry Styles nails trend…
We've rounded up the best Harry-inspired manicures below.
Watermelon sugar
Perhaps the most famous and infectious song in Harry's discography, Watermelon sugar is synonymous with Harry, summer and good vibes. You can nod to the song with watermelon motifs across your mani. Whether you go maximalist or minimalist, it's such a sweet way to play to the theme.
Another banger? Golden is sunshine vibes in lyrical form. Pay homage with a golden mani that's equal parts mesmerising and upbeat. You can go with straight up sparkle, all-over chrome or make it modern with a cat-eye mood-ring finish. Like a pared back look? Keep it simple with dinky gold details or accents.
Strawberries on a summer evening
The opening line from Watermelon Sugar, strawberries on a summer evening are another way to theme your nails for Harry's tour.
Album artwork
The Together Together tour supports Harry's fourth studio album, Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally. Moving from city pop and R&B to dance pop and electronic music, the mood is more club nights than beach days. The album artwork sees Harry, dressed in blue against a dark landscape vibing under a moon that looks like a silver disco ball. What does this mean for our manicures? Silver accents and disco ball details.
Harry has been known to indulge in a little nail art himself. He choose yellow smiley nails to front the cover of Guardian Weekend and he's fond of colour clash, mix n match manis too – often tapping up his own brand, Pleasing, for the nail shades.
Original article appeared on GLAMOUR UK
