In Search Of Minimalist Nail Art Ideas? Sofia Richie’s Manicurist Shows Us How

Whether you’re by the seaside (or simply dreaming of it from your work desk), this delicate clam silhouette is mermaidcore at its chicest.

Sweet petals in pastel daffodil on a beige backdrop are an understated way to wear florals this spring.

Calling all Bridgerton fans: this coquettish number will have you blushing.

Mini red berries on a base of sheer pink is a low-key but still super cute look

Add interest to curvaceous lines by using a speckled base polish.

Witching hour, but make it spring ready. Gold stars and crescents on ballet pink nails keep things simply eye-catching.

Practical? Perhaps not. But there’s no denying how cool these icy gems are on perfectly glossy nails. Make nail jewellery your go-to design for your next special occasion (or even wedding) manicure.

These tiny dotted blossoms by content creator Mateja Novakovic are an easy way to embrace the new season while still keeping things understated.

A border of intricate florals might take a while to recreate, but the breathtaking result is certainly worth it.

Prefer punchier tones? Try this vibrant twist on a French manicure with a lilac base and tangerine tips.

Bows are still big news. Try Harriet Westmoreland’s tonal, balletcore take on it with a blink-and-you’ll-miss it delicate ribbon.

Searches for baby blue nails are on the rise. Get in on the trend with this sky blue tone coupled with white hearts.

Amp up a neutral manicure with graphic lines and tonal shades.

Play with soft white curves on a translucent base for an ultra-chic approach to nail art.

A French tip, but not quite. The low-key wavy lines are a subtle way to update the classic look.