princeofparis:

that dress <3 that cut <3

princeofparis:

that dress <3 that cut <3

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This stuff is the work of angels.

This stuff is the work of angels.

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fysoojoopark:

Soo joo at Loewe backstage

fysoojoopark:

Soo joo at Loewe backstage

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feministkitty:

ohh my watch :3

feministkitty:

ohh my watch :3


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Kusama inspired nails!
Tools:
Base and top coat
Two different nail varnishes
A dotting tool (a toothpick also works well)
Q-tips
Nail varnish remover
Steps:
Apply base coat.
Pick two colours (contrasting, complimentary, or otherwise, it&#8217;s your choice).
Paint two coats of your chosen main colour onto all nails.
Leave for around 3-5 minutes to dry slightly.
Choose what nails you want to add the dots to, usually dotting one or two nails has the best effect.
Use the brush to dab a drop of varnish onto the round end of the dotting tool or toothpick (if your dotting tool has two sizes pick the larger one).
Start from the corner of the cuticle and dot in a straight line along, adding varnish to the dotting tool every other dot.
For the next row dot above the spaces between the dots in the row below.
Continue with this method up until the top of the nail.
Leave for 5-10 minutes and then paint over with a glossy top coat.
Use a q-tip soaked in remover to clean up any mess.
Colours I used:
Kiko 347

Kusama inspired nails!

Tools:

  • Base and top coat
  • Two different nail varnishes
  • A dotting tool (a toothpick also works well)
  • Q-tips
  • Nail varnish remover

Steps:

  1. Apply base coat.
  2. Pick two colours (contrasting, complimentary, or otherwise, it’s your choice).
  3. Paint two coats of your chosen main colour onto all nails.
  4. Leave for around 3-5 minutes to dry slightly.
  5. Choose what nails you want to add the dots to, usually dotting one or two nails has the best effect.
  6. Use the brush to dab a drop of varnish onto the round end of the dotting tool or toothpick (if your dotting tool has two sizes pick the larger one).
  7. Start from the corner of the cuticle and dot in a straight line along, adding varnish to the dotting tool every other dot.
  8. For the next row dot above the spaces between the dots in the row below.
  9. Continue with this method up until the top of the nail.
  10. Leave for 5-10 minutes and then paint over with a glossy top coat.
  11. Use a q-tip soaked in remover to clean up any mess.

Colours I used:

Kiko 347