6 Celebrity Manicurists Share Their Favorite Shades for Spring

By Dianna Mazzone
Updated May 05, 2016 @ 5:00 pm
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It’s that time of year again—the eight or so weeks of spring when jewel-toned polish feels too blah, but neons prematurely scream “Summer Friday!” So, for a little #nailspiration, we tapped six celebrity manicurists to divulge their tried-and-true in-between hues—scroll on for their top picks.

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Chanel Le Vernis in Canotier

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“Chanel’s new line wears and shines like a gel manicure. One of my favorite shades is this soft gold—I like to use it just on the tips for a fresh, shimmery take on a classic French.” —Barbara Warner

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Dior Vernis in Bluette 301

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"This shade is springy, but a bit more muted than your typical baby blue. I think of it as a neutral—it gives you a fresh look that somehow matches every outfit.” —Kylie Kwok

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Deborah Lippmann Nail Color in Happy Birthday

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"This cult classic polish is made of chunky, multicolored glitter. I like to do just one swipe over a neutral nail for a playful and chic pop of color.” —Liang

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Chanel Le Vernis in Camelia

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"I love this beautiful, bright magenta both for its coverage—so smooth and opaque that I only need one coat—and because it looks great on tan skin, making it perfect to wear as the sun comes out more often.” —Ami Vega

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Zoya in Leia

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"This spring, I’m all about a soft, pearly shimmer. Leia is a magical opalscent polish you can layer over any shade or wear on its own. It gives off so much sparkle—serious mermaid vibes.” —Miss Pop

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Chanel Le Vernis in Monochrome

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“I’m obsessed with using pale pastels as neutrals for this spring. This one is the perfect shade of pale pastel green that works with most skin tones. It transitions well for those who aren't ready to jump into bright summer colors just yet.” —Aggie Zaro

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