Hot Nails Colors For 2023

2023’s trendiest nail colors range from dreamy pastels to vibrant pops – bold hues will help make you stand out no matter where or what you wear or when. These eye-catching hues will bring attention to you no matter where or what you are doing!

Falcone reports seeing many pink shades that harken back to the “girly, balletcore” look that was popular this summer. She suggests Gucci Glossy Nail Polish in Valentine Fuchsia or Essie Sleepover Squad for shimmery takes on this trend.

Red

Red is one nail color that never goes out of style, as evidenced by Hailey Bieber and Dua Lipa who have brought back interest for classic manicure shades like red.

Le suggests dark burgundy as an easy way to channel autumn, not only as an indispensable fall staple but also as a must-have for Halloween and Christmas celebrations. She suggests Essie’s popular Wicked shade as an effortless way to accomplish this look.

Falcone has noticed the recent balletcore trend and believes it will extend to nails by 2023. She favors shimmery pink ballet slipper-colored polish for its feminine and nostalgic vibe.

2023 is all about adding pastel purple hues to your look, from makeup and hair color trends to nails. JinSoon Lime Fizz or MiniLuxe Winter Solstice offer ideal summery options; both shades have warm undertones for a cool yet summery effect.

Green

2023 is expected to see various shades of green nail polish become one of the most fashionable colors among those seeking to add a trendy and fashionable element to their looks. Particularly during summer months, green can help achieve this style effortlessly!

Pink nail polish is an attractive and popular trend among those looking for subtle and natural looking nails. Available in multiple variations, you are sure to find one suitable for your skin tone and nails!

Hydrangea blue nail color will become increasingly fashionable in 2023. This shade stands for female power and sensuality and looks striking on nails. Additionally, golden details can add glamour and sophistication to this trend.

Blue

Blue, the ultimate cool shade, makes an excellent way to welcome summer with an eye-catching manicure color choice. Ranging from pastel pastels to marine-inspired hues, there’s a blue to fit every event and occasion–even if you prefer subdued shades such as grassy variations that match fashion trends seen on runways such as Givenchy and Elie Saab runways.

Although Barbie pink was once popular on nails, this summer berry hues may take center stage. “Berry shades are more playful and softer than last year’s hot pink hues,” according to nail pro Metta Francis. She suggests Pacifica in Thrive for an easy way to create this chic lip-stain inspired polish that keeps nails healthy while looking fabulous!

Pantone’s Viva Magenta shade was featured prominently on spring and summer runways – such as Prabal Gurung, Del Core, and Michael Kors – so it should come as no surprise that nail artists are fond of using it this fall with clients. Nail artist Keira Green told TZR she anticipates using earthy orange drugstore polishes with subtle hues such as MiniLuxe Winter Solstice polish as it boasts both its nuanced hue and shimmery finish to complement autumn apparel.

Orange

Last fall, Zola Ganzorigt and Julie Kandalec led nail professionals in adopting glazed nails (first seen on Hailey Bieber) and luxurious takes on winter-y shades such as deep browns and burgundies that made an eye-catching chocolate cake motif. However, for spring 2018, nail experts are opting for more natural looks that make any manicure feel sunny and 65 degrees.

Mazz Hanna, editorial nail artist and CEO of Nailing Hollywood Agency, predicts more subdued citrus shades to be popular this season. She suggests visualizing inside citrus fruits like lemon, lime and orange rather than their vibrant outer peel for inspiration.

OPI offers this greige shade as the perfect way to add some colour without going for bold pink or purple hues. It pairs nicely with any shoe color and looks stunning when worn either as full coverage lacquer or with just two coats for a subtler finish.