935NYFW Nail Exclusive: Emerson and Orly’s Lace Manicure
Miss Pop (aka Simcha Whitehill) is one of the most talented nail artists working today, so we were ecstatic when she showed us how she used Orly products to create the amazing lace detail nail art at the Fall 2013 Emerson show. Click through to see her advice for re-creating this super stylish manicure at home!
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18$8.25 - amazon.com"Miss Pop began by applying Orly Bonder for a smooth basecoat, then followed up with two coats of Orly nail Lacquer in Pure Porcelain." — polyvore-editorial
2"Using an Orly detailer brush, she then drew three diagonal lines from the left to the right side of each nail using a soft beige polish." — polyvore-editorial
2"Once those dried, she striped three more diagonal lines, this time from right to left, creating a fishnet crisscross pattern." — polyvore-editorial- 59$16 - thehut.com"Now it was time for Orly After Party, a subtly metallic black shade. Miss Pop used the Orly Dotter Duo tool to put a little floret on each nail wherever the crisscrossing lines intersected (there should be four when you’re finished!)." — polyvore-editorial
- 27$11 - thehut.com"Then she connected the dots by taking the Detailer brush again and using a little half-moon stripe instead of a straight line and topped the whole thing off with Orly PoliShield." — polyvore-editorial
- 3"Miss Pop showing off her nails for Emerson's Fall/Winter 2013 show." — polyvore-editorial
- 2"Backstage beauty and nail art at Emerson Fall/Winter 2013." — polyvore-editorial
- 3"Orly After Party and Orly Pure Porcelain" — polyvore-editorial
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amberpolyvore
soo gonna try that.