Sabaam! poh! Blop! Wizz: Nail art will take on pop art colors by the end of the year

A new trend is starting to conquer nail bars all over the world. No, it’s not yet another glossy manicure, but a decidedly graphic style, inspired by a great artistic movement: pop art.

Pop art is a cultural phenomenon that dates back to the 1950s mobilize pictorial techniques that can be considered industrial to make an artistic gesture, questioning in passing the notions of mass production and consumer society. Over the decades, we have sometimes seen it become trendy through decoration, fashion and today it is making a notable appearance from the side of beauty and more specifically nail art (place of all possibilities).

But what does pop art nail look like? You should know that this trend can be found in different forms. minimalistsimply consists of applying color to the nail (with or without chrome effect) then to create reflections in black and white (like the outline drawings typical of this style). The target. the goal? May the comic / comic effect (very present in pop art) take on its full meaning.

If you want to push the gaze a little further, you can also bet on the very representative design of this artistic movement. First you have the possibility to register the like onomatopoeias “Boom”, “Pop”, “Wow”, “Wizz”, “Splash” or even “Bang” on the surface of the nails. OR you can still decide to display very meaningful sketches like that like the half-open mouth, the eye, the slice of pizza, the Campbell soup, the exclamation point, the lightning bolt and the list goes on.

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One style, 1000 possibilities

Pop art design represents an infinite canvas of possibilities, of mix and match, but also and above all of creativity. Whether you have rather short or long nails, you will have the opportunity to express all your wishes through this trend that looks like something straight out of a cartoon. This is also the aspect that Elle Gerstein appreciates the most, nail artist interviewed by rhythm. She says :

“I love how versatile it is, not only with the colors but also with the nail shapes used: I see everything from coffin to Russian almond to stiletto. “

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