Si no estás segura de tu próxima manicura, considera probar los clavos de ataúd. Esta elegante forma de uña es una de las favoritas atemporales en el mundo de la manicura y sigue siendo una opción elegante. Lo que hace que los clavos de ataúd sean geniales es su versatilidad; complementan casi todas las formas de manos y se pueden personalizar para adaptarse a varios estilos. Ofrecen una apariencia audaz y dramática sin el filo de las uñas de aguja, y brindan el largo y ancho justo para exhibir hermosos diseños de uñas.
Una de las principales ventajas es que puedes usarlos en cualquier longitud, lo que hace que los clavos de ataúd sean adecuados tanto para uñas largas como cortas. Para brindarte inspiración para la manicura diaria, hemos reunido una colección de impresionantes diseños de uñas de ataúd de las redes sociales. Ya sea que prefiera una apariencia elegante y elegante o algo atrevido y glamoroso, esta lista incluye ideas que se adaptan a diferentes gustos. Estos diseños de uñas son demasiado hermosos para pasarlos por alto, ¡así que échales un vistazo ahora!
Si estás ansioso por unirte a la tendencia, aquí tienes 30 estilos cautivadores de uñas de ataúd para darte una idea de de qué se trata todo este revuelo. Asegúrate de guardar tus diseños favoritos en tu tablero de Pinterest presionando el botón Pin, ¡asegúrate de no perderte futuras inspiraciones de belleza!
To help you choose your new manicure, I rounded up my 16 favorite coffin nail ideas to try at your next nail appointment. Read on for all the inspo, and get ready to screenshot to show your nail artist.
Floral Coffin Nails
Floral manis are flattering no matter the time of year. These intricate, multi-colored flowers pop against a nude polish base. If these feel too summery, choose fall nail polish colors for the floral designs.
Chrome Coffin
Long coffin nails paired with a simple design will forever be chic. The periwinkle polish topped with chrome powder is proof that a glazed donut manicure looks stunning with any shade.
Golden Coffin
Super long coffin nails were a mid-2010s staple that nail fanatics still love today. If you love this gold-on-gold look, try a sparkly gold nail polish and top it with golden nail decals. Nail art beginners can opt instead for just the sparkling base coat and still get major wow factor.
Smoky Frenchies
Coffin nails are a dream shape for super classic French manicures. Dressing up your Frenchie for a black tie event or just a moody moment? This design combines a subtle smoky marbling design along with gray tips and nail rhinestones for a formal look.
Rosy Coffins
Roses are red, violets are blue, rosy coffin nails are perfect for you. (Sorry, I couldn’t help myself.) These hyper-realistic roses work well on a longer coffin-shaped nail extension to accommodate two flowers instead of one.
Milk Bath Coffin Nails
Milk bath nails have been a simple go-to for mani minimalists all year long, but adding some 3D builder gel and metallic accents is a creative way to zhuzh them up.
Color Pop Coffin
There’s nothing like a vibrant pop of color on my nails to make me smile, especially in the warm summer months. If you’re feeling bold, lean into multiple colors like these super long coffin nails, or stick to one bright color for a simpler take.
Seashell Coffin Nails
Seashell-like nails are equal parts dreamy, intricate, and mermaid-esque. If you have long natural nails, use strengthening structural gel to support them for this look. Otherwise, opting for a medium-length soft gel coffin nail extension will be your best bet.
Moody Aura Coffin Nails
Aura nails are one of my favorite simple nail art design ideas. I usually go with a dark color as the base, like this deep plum shade, and then my nail artist airbrushes a lighter color in the middle, like this lilac shade, to create the aura effect.
Rose Quartz Coffin Nails
More really is less sometimes, especially when it comes to coffin-shaped tips. Pink and white will always be a classic, and this mani takes things to the next level with simple yet stunning ombré and rose quartz marbling designs.
Lemon Drop Yellow Coffin Tips
I know I’m not the first person, and I doubt I’ll be the last, to tell you that yellow is beauty’s favorite color right now. From butter yellow to lemontini nails, it’s the hottest shade this season. If you’re not ready to go all in on yellow, simply go for a French tip featuring the joyful color.
Underwater Swirls Coffin Nails
Summer’s not over yet, which means I’m still dreaming of weekends at the beach. These seaside swirly nails bring my dreams to life with a turquoise marbling technique and dainty silver caviar-like nail beads.
Animal Print Coffin Nails
Animal print manis have been popular with celebs and nail enthusiasts alike. These zebra and cow print short coffin nails are next-level with the addition of yellow flowers, and they can be created at home with the help of some nail art brushes and 3D builder gel. Not ready to try builder gel? Adhere nail wraps or decals to get a similar look.
Ornamental Coffin Nails
Manicure maximalists, this one’s for you. These silver and pearl decorations atop a cream-colored matte mani are chunky, fun, and fit for a princess.
Brown French Mani
Brown is that perfect transitional shade that can take you from season to season. As summer begins to wrap up, thinking about more autumnal shades is going to be top of mind. If you aren’t ready to fully leave summer behind (I’m not!), add a touch of brown to your French mani tips.
Blue Splash Coffin Nails
With celebs like Selena Gomez and Anne Hathaway co-signing on the naked manicure trend earlier this year and showing off nails with nothing but clear polish, you can get in on the trend with clear gel coffin extensions, too. Add some splashes of cobalt blue nail polish to dress it up a bit.
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