Мода возвращается: семь ярких дизайнов маникюра 1980-х годов, которые снова в тренде

Стилисты и модные иконы вновь обращаются к смелым нейлонам 80-х, вдохновляясь геометрическими узорами и неоновыми оттенками. В новом сезоне актуальны как классический «коробочный» красный лак, так и пастельные тона, популяризированные Дианой Принцессой и Синди Кроуфорд.

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Let’s talk about ’80s nail designs! Considering self-expression ruled the decade, with vibrant colours, eye-catching designs and an aesthetic that encouraged people to let their personality shine through, it makes sense we’d fall back in love with the nail art of the era. Naturally, that means turning our attention to style icons Madonna, Cyndi Lauper, Grace Jones and, of course, Princess Diana, all of whom embraced manicures with that distinct ’80s energy. Think geometric patterns and glossy finishes for the win. Colour-wise, ’80s nails are all about vibrancy. That means neon hues, intense pigments and pastel shades reminiscent of the decade’s booming pop culture. Below, seven ’80s nail designs to screenshot or commit to memory for the season ahead. Pillbox red If we had to choose one colour to encapsulate the ’80s, it would be a bright, undeniable red. Worn on nails of all shapes and lengths, Cyndi Lauper, Joan Collins, Kim Basinger and Sheena Easton all made it their colour of the decade. Its appeal extended to royals such as Caroline of Monaco and Princess Diana, too. Pearlescent silver Part of the futuristic, disco aesthetic of the ’80s, iridescent polish made its way into the mainstream, popularised by stars like Madonna in her Material Girl music video. Natural nails The no-polish manicure of 2026 has roots stretching back fifty years and further, with Caroline Herrera, Audrey Hepburn and Jaqueline Kennedy embracing the no-polish look for galas and events in the ’80s. Chunky French manicure Today, trends tend to favour micro and skinny versions of the French manicure, even playing with coloured and 3D tips. In the ’80s, though, it was all about a chunky, wide white tip and baby pink base. Bubblegum pink From supermodel Jerry Hall to queen of pop and disco Diana Ross, bubblegum pink manicures were the thing in the ’80s. Both wore the bold colour on long, almond-shaped nails with an ultra-glossy finish. Long, nude nails What goes with all of the clashing, print-heavy outfits of the 1980s? Nude nails, of course. Brook Shields wore her skin-coloured beige with a slightly iridescent finish and rounded shape. Pastel pink Heralding the beginning of ’90s minimalism, style icons Princess Diana and Cindy Crawford debuted short, rose-coloured nails in 1989. Later adopted by Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy and, fast-forward, Stella McCartney, in the ’80s, this style bucked the OTT trends.