Bella Hadid
Kim Kardashian West
Vanessa Hudgens
Brie Larson
(via nail artist Ashlie Johnson)
Gigi Hadid
(via nail artist Mei Kawajiri)
Beyonce
Don’t Look Now, The French Manicure Is Making A Strong Comeback
Whether you like it or not
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Arielle Tsoukatos
If there was one decade that knew how to have fun with beauty, it's definitely the '90s. Frosted high-shine lipgloss, butterfly clips and scrunchies were all donned on high rotation by it-girls Alicia Silverstone, Gwen Stefani and Drew Barrymore.
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Suffice it to say, the nineties were a time of experimentation and rule-breaking. So, it's hardly surprising that today's celebrities are revisiting some of the era's most memorable make-up and nail trends. Cue: The French manicure. Enjoying a revival thanks to Bella Hadid, Camila Cabello, Hailey Baldwin, and Beyoncé.
The French manicure had been around as a style since the 70s, but rose to popularity in the late 90s and early 2000s. It spread from there, and like any major trend, eventually wore out its welcome. “Say the French mani originated in film and Hollywood and a specific class of woman,” said beauty historian Rachel Weingarten. “Then the trickle-down happened and the look was distorted.”
Until now, that is. Whether or not you're team French manicure, there's no denying that it's enjoying a fully-fledged revival. Need more proof? Keep scrolling to see how celebrities are wearing the latest nostalgic beauty trend.
Arielle Tsoukatos
Arielle is a contributor to marie claire Australia. A few career highlights include; lunch with Kim Cattrall, interviewing Naomi Watts and swapping make-up tips with Margot Robbie on the red carpet. You can find her words on InStyle, marie claire and Women's Health.
