Design Details
- 1This nail design features a sophisticated combination of black, gold, and white, creating a classy and trendy look.
- 2The centerpiece is a tuxedo motif complete with a tie, while other nails are adorned with stylish embellishments and patterns.
- 3The contrast between matte and glossy finishes adds depth and visual interest to the overall design.
Items Needed for this Design
Nail Preparation
- Nail file
- Buffer
- Cuticle remover
- Base coat
Nail Polish Colors
- Matte black nail polish
- Glossy black nail polish
- Gold nail polish
- White nail polish
- Gray nail polish
Nail Art Tools
- Detailing brush
- Dotting tool
- Striping tape
- Nail art studs
Cleanup
- Nail polish remover
- Cotton pads
- Cleanup brush
Step by Step DIY(Do It Yourself) Guide
1
Prep your nails
- File and shape your nails to your desired length.
- Gently push back cuticles and apply cuticle remover.
- Buff your nails for a smooth surface and apply a base coat.
2
Apply the base colors
- Paint all nails with matte black nail polish and allow to dry.
- On the ring finger, apply a glossy black nail polish.
- On the middle finger, apply a white nail polish as a base for the tuxedo design.
3
Create the tuxedo design
- Using a detailing brush, paint the tuxedo and tie on the white nail.
- Fill in the tie with gold nail polish.
- Add small details like collar and buttons with white or gold polish.
4
Add embellishments
- On the black nails, create textured patterns using a dotting tool or striping tape.
- Place nail art studs on the black nails for added flair.
- Use a dotting tool to create tiny gold dots along the edges.
5
Finalize the design
- Allow all nails to dry completely.
- Apply a top coat to secure the design and add shine.
- Clean up any excess polish around the nails with a cleanup brush and nail polish remover.
Pro Tips
Ensure each layer dries completely before proceeding to the next to avoid smudging.
Practice the tuxedo design on a practice nail or paper if you're new to nail art.
Don’t overload your brush with polish to maintain control while painting detailed areas.
