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The meaning of the manicure has been transformed in the last few years. Until recently, painted nails were a symbol of classic, grown-up elegance. Traditional shades with timeless names - pillarbox red, or ballet-slipper pink - dominated the market. But the boom in nail art and the trend for eyebrow-raising colours - like steel grey, neon tangerine and moss green - have turned the rules upside down. Nails have never been so high profile in fashion and in popular culture and a new generation of young women are using nail polish to express their individuality, their fashion savvy, creativity and even their humour.

Nail art - the painstaking business of painting and gluing designs and tiny jewels onto nails often lengthened with extensions to create a larger canvas - has its roots in small local salons, but has rapidly become big business and a favourite of female celebrities from the worlds of music, sport and fashion. Last year, the American singer Katy Perry attended the MTV awards with a custom-painted manicure in which the names of each single from her most recent album were represented on different nails. Rihanna has been photographed with hundreds of different eye-catching manicures, from Acid House smiley faces to sharpened metallic talons. Fresh from the manicurist, many Instagram their new looks around the world.

At the 2012 Olympics, patriotic nail art was the trend to sweep the park, with Rebecca Adlington's union flag nails competing for attention with US swimmer Missy Franklin's stars and stripes. The Olympics became a showcase for the wholesome, family-friendly face of nail art - a stark contrast with 2010, when the troubled actress Lindsay Lohan famously painted "fuck U" on the fingernail of her middle finger for a court appearance.

That the nail art phenomenon took off at the Olympics reflects the fact that London has long been the engine room of the trend. The young entrepreneur Sharmadean Reid, a pioneer when she founded WAH nails in Dalston in 2008, has been key in pushing the boundaries of painted nails, as has Vogue-endorsed nail technician Sophy Robson− who has been responsible for some eye-catching magazine manicures.

Beauty bloggers are currently tipping the half-moon manicure - an updated version of the traditional French, in which the half-moon at the base is painted a contrasting colour to the rest of the nail, as the coming trend. Lake Bell, the writer, director and star of hotly tipped new comedy In A World, sported the look in navy and gold at the Sundance Film Festival this year.
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Nail art reaches new heights in fashion and popular culture

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The meaning of the manicure has been transformed in the last few years. Until recently, painted nails were a symbol of classic, grown-up elegance. Traditional shades with timeless names - pillarbox red, or ballet-slipper pink - dominated the market.

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This is about how the first nail polish was made.

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Jan 14, 2016 ... Your grandma's pointed nails from the '30s might actually be cooler than Kylie Jenner's. ... People throughout history have paid special attention to their fingernail real estate. It's been said that nail ... "The minute there was nail polish, there was nail art," celebrity nail artist Miss Pop told Mashable.

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This is a blog on how to do easy nail arts.

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It's the most wonderful time of the year... if you like bad weather, busy roads and being forced to listen to Christmas music in every public space! I know I can be a bit of a scrooge, but I do love Christmas time really. Admittedly, highlights of the season for me are all the delicious cooked dinners, socially acceptable day drinking and of course... the Christmas nail art!

I've put together three looks that are perfect for any Christmas occasion. All three looks only use two shades of nail polish and basic nail art tools so they're quick and easy to achieve on any budget.

Now you know I like to keep it classy so there's nothing too flashy - although I have been spending a lot of time browsing through the crazy glitter collection at Ellisons so you will see a fair bit of the sparkly stuff. But that's acceptable right? Glitter can totally still be classy when you do it right!

Glitter Candy Canes

All you need is...

A white creme and a dense red glitter.
I used... Barry M Cotton and Sally Hansen Cha Ching!

How to
1. Start by painting two coats of your base colour
2. Use a quick dry top coat and wait until it's completely dry
3. Use strips of striping tape to mark off uniform stripes. Make sure the tape hangs over the edge of the nail.
4. Take a cosmetic sponge and apply your glitter nail polish generously to the surface. Dab this down on to the nail for maximum glitter transference! You can see the method in action on my YouTube channel
5. Immediately peel away the striping tape to reveal the white underneath
6. Top with your favourite top coat. The thicker the better to smooth it all over and get that perfect glossy surface

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French Snowfall Dotticure

All you need is...

A blue creme and a white creme
I used... Morgan Taylor Flirt in a Skating Skirt and Barry M White

How to
1. Paint on your base colour and wait for it to dry
2. Using a dotting tool, pick up the white polish and start dotting!
3. Start with a spread out selection of dots all over the nail, then focus in and fill it out towards the tip of your nail to create the falling snow effect.
4. Top it all with your top coat
TIP: Keep your dotting tool clean by regularly dipping it in to acetone and wiping away the mess on a cotton wool pad or lint free nail pad.

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Fancy Festive Glitter Gradient

All you need is...

A soft creme for your base and a festive glitter
I used... Barry M Pink Lemonade and Cirque Helios

How to
1. Lay down your base coat and let it dry (you know the drill by now!)
2. Protect the skin around your nails using a ' Mani Mask' type product or make your own. Things are gonna get messy!
3. Paint a little gold glitter onto the edge of a makeup sponge and lightly dab near your cuticles. Repeat this a few times and move upwards, always dabbing gently, to create the gradient effect.
4. Finish with your top coat and voila!

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You can see more A/W nail trends on Ellison's Blog.

This post was created in collaboration with Ellisons

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3 Super Simple Christmas Nail Art Looks for Any Budget

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It's the most wonderful time of the year... if you like bad weather, busy roads and being forced to listen to Christmas music in every public space! I know I can be a bit of a scrooge, but I do love Christmas time really.