Achieve this luxury look by applying a rich royal green base and an ultra-fast-drying gold foil on the tips and cuticle areas. For the deep plum accent, blend with quick-drying polish and finish with premium gel accents for that real metallic sheen. Pair Banarsi Bloom nails with green or gold Banarsi sarees, velvet lehengas, or embroidered long frocks. For shoes, opt for juttis or heels with traditional zari work. Match with statement jhumkas, gold bangles or a kundan clutch for weddings, mehndi, or festive dinners—especially if your outfit has a baroque, opulent vibe.

Recreate the Tilla embroidery effect by blending a cool ice blue with beige to achieve a soft ombré. Dab on silver micro-shimmer or dust ultra-fine powder for enchanting, frost-like detail. Use a striping brush for added finesse. Match Tilla Touch with pearl-embroidered sarees, chiffon dupattas, or pastel lehengas. Silver strappy sandals, diamante earrings, and frosted clutches complement this dreamy look, ideal for engagement parties, Nikkah outfits, or even chic winter events—especially next to silver or grey pastel tones.

Achieve the gentle lace-mesh effect using sheer pink polish layered with white striping polish or mesh decals. Blush nude fills in for a minimal base. Use a glossy top coat for shine. Pair Nazuk Net nails with pastel shalwar kameez, chiffon sarees, and soft tulle dupattas for a soft, feminine mood. Finish with pearl earrings, delicate rings, and ballet flats. Perfect for daytime events, Eid brunch, or summer meets—especially for understated sophistication.

For a glam bangle-inspired manicure, apply a rose gold chrome polish over the nails and add concentric circular lines using metallic striping tape. Finish with gel top coat for an ultra-glossy look. Kangan Kiss pairs beautifully with mirror-work lehengas, gota patti skirts, or bangle-stacked party dresses. Go for rose gold clutch bags, statement hoops, and metallic block heels for the ultimate sangeet, dholki, or wedding dance party style.

Use a sponge blending technique to create a seamless ombré with coral, fuchsia, and champagne. Add hand-painted gradient flames or motifs at the tips, finishing with a touch of gold shimmer. These nails pair well with lehenga-cholis in matching tones, bright silk dupattas, or intricately embroidered ghararas. For shoes, choose beaded wedges or strappy gold sandals. Wear with bold lipstick, jhumkas, and beaded clutches to bring the glam to mehndi, sangeet, and festive nights.

Achieve a playful tie-dye with earthy olive, antique gold, and terracotta shades swirled with a nail art brush and finished with a dusting of shimmer. Mix splashes for a dynamic marbled look. These nails pop with paisley-printed kurtas, green shalwar suits, or gota work anarkalis. Style with antique jhumkas, floral hand jewelry, and embroidered khussas—making it the ultimate pick for Mehndi nights, basant, or any artistic gathering.

Paint alternate nails with vivid emerald green, mustard, and scarlet—finish each with a cut-glass effect gel for sparkle. For a bolder look, add fine glitter lines or rhinestone accents. Pair Zarqash Zing with color-blocked jumpsuits, vibrant kurtas, or bold-printed maxis. Platform sandals, glass bangles, and jewel-encrusted earrings accentuate the playful, artistic vibe—perfect for gallery visits, cocktail parties, or casual shaadi functions.

Use soft pastel blues, peaches, and lavenders in a marbled swirl; finish with a super glossy topcoat for a silk-sheen effect. Silk Saga nails are best styled with pastel embroidered kurtas, silk shararas, and floral organza dupattas. For shoes, choose pastel kolhapuri flats or block heels. Minimalist pearl accessories and satin hairbands complete the gentle, feminine look that’s perfect for tea parties, Eid brunches, or day weddings.

Create vibrant multicolor tips—mustard, emerald, teal, and rust—over a nude-matte base. Use smudge-proof polish for longevity. Jashn-e-Rung pairs with ombré dupattas, color-block shararas, or lehenga skirts in jewel tones. Wear with bold earrings, festive bangles, and strappy heels to liven up Holi, spring Eid, or any lively celebration!

Start with a deep burgundy or indigo base. Add silver lace motif decals or use stamping plates for a handcrafted touch. Khaas Karigari nails are best shown off with velvet sarees, zari-embroidered maxis, or dark silk ghararas. Metallic heels, filigree rings, and silver clutch bags upscale this regal styling—ideal for winter evening weddings, receptions, or dinner soirees.

Apply a dusty mauve polish as a base and sprinkle on silver or rose-gold chrome flakes, sealing with a thick topcoat. These nails pair with neutral lehengas, sequin maxi dresses, or Western evening gowns. Minimal jewelry and silver-finish stilettos add polish—wear for night outs or Eid dinners for a sophisticated shimmer.

Use earthy ochre, faded moss, and lacquered russet for a rustic base. Draw vine and floral motifs with a detail nail brush or art sticker. Aangan Aura is perfect with khadi kurtas, earthy-tone sarees, floral maxis, and nature-inspired jewelry. For shoes, choose leather flats or woven sandals. Best worn for family brunches, spring parties, or outdoor garden events.

Paint nails with minimal beige and soft brown, accentuating with tiny pearl decals on accent nails. Use a semi-matte topcoat for a polished, understated effect. Pair this design with cotton kurtas, linen jumpsuits, or neutral Western casuals. Pearl stud earrings, delicate rings, and tan sandals complement this elegant, daily-wear manicure.

Stamp tiny floral designs in pastel hues or deep jewel tones over a pale base. Finish with a clear topcoat for a print-like finish. Pakeeza Print looks great with printed chiffon dupattas, floral kurta-palazzos, and embroidered scarves. Silver hoop earrings and pastel sling bags give this look summery, happy vibes—great for spring, dholki, or casual get-togethers.

Paint nails in an earthy brown or matte bronze base. Add sharp rays using gold, copper, or pewter striping polish. These nails pair best with raw silk suits, minimal gold jewelry, and metallic clutch bags. Wear with heels for dinner events, wedding receptions, or any day you want a glamourous, ethnic vibe.

Paint nails in lemon yellow and use a detail brush to draw fine white embroidery—like dupatta border patterns. Use matte topcoat for a fabric-like finish. Zeenat Zard pairs with chikankari kurtas, white gota suits, or even denim jackets for a fun twist. White sneakers, charm bracelets, and bright tote bags add a fresh finish for summer lunches, festivals, or daytime hangouts.

Paint each nail a different vibrant shade—purple, teal, or orange—then add small patch shapes in contrasting shades using a fine brush. Outline each patch with white or black lines for a fabric patch look. Parcha Patch nails are perfect with boho maxi dresses, printed palazzos, or statement scarves. Add a patchwork clutch or stacked rings for ultimate art festival or weekend brunch style.

Alternate nails between rich violet and sapphire blue, finishing a couple with gold foil or chrome overlays for royal flair. Suit this with bridal sarees, regal velvet ghararas, or sapphire anarkalis. Choose gemstone-encrusted earrings and golden sandals for weddings, dholkis, or any celebration where regal drama is a must.

Paint nails in midnight black and deep green, then create a starry trail using gold or silver glitters and tiny rhinestones. Top with a glossy coat for shine. Sitaray Sway shines brightest with black georgette sarees, dark velvet suits, or emerald gowns. For shoes, black stilettos with metallic accents, and add glittery clutches—ideal for winter weddings, New Year’s parties, or sangeet nights.

Create a gradation from scarlet red to peach using a nail sponge, then place mirror effect decals or silver foil accents at random. Match these nails with red silk sarees, peach net dupattas, or ombré anarkalis. Opt for strappy metallic heels and kundan jhumkas for parties, date nights, or special days that need an instant glam uplift.

Layer a jet-black base with hand-painted thread-like patterns in gold and bronze, using a thin liner brush. A matte topcoat mimics actual thread texture. Sunehri Sozni nails look best with black chikankari suits, jamawar sarees, or velvet palazzos. Style with gold thread bangles, embroidered dupattas, and traditional juttis for festive dinners or classic evening events.

Use a wide flat brush to create soft, wavy strokes with brick red and mud brown on a cream base. Add a glossy finish for depth. Pair with linen sarees, block-printed ghararas, or handloom kurtas. For footwear, pick open sandals or earthy espadrilles; add chunky earrings for a relaxed but stylish family gathering or artsy meet-up look.

Blend hot pink and tangerine polishes for a punchy gradient, adding bindi-style dots in alternating colors with a dotting tool. Cover with a glass-finish topcoat. Chikni Chameli is a match for Bollywood sarees, flowy fusion skirts, or blingy jumpsuits for a party. Add hoop earrings, gem-studded sandals, and bright bangles—perfect for dance offs!

Create layers of pastel shades—lavender, mint, pink—letting each dry for a true tulle effect, and finish in a gentle ombré. Use a semi-matte topcoat for a soft, fabric look. Pardah Pastels nails pair best with pastel net sarees, ruffle-trim dresses, or tulle dupattas. Keep accessories delicate: pearl clips, minimalist necklaces, and ballet slippers for spring soirees or cute tea dates.

Divide each nail vertically before painting: try combinations like teal and magenta, mustard and green, or coral and gold. Clean lines can be achieved with nail vinyls or thin brushes. Finish with a high-gloss topcoat. Style Rang-e-Raabta with color-blocked suits, statement shararas, or modern two-tone gowns. Add multicolor bangles and bold lip. Wear to celebrations meant for standing out: Eid, dholkis, or family get-togethers.