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The Square Shape
This shape is perfect for those who have short nails and aren’t into a round shape, but might make your hands look stubby.
Creatures Of The Wind Fall/Winter 2016-2017 runway show
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The Squoval Shape
A mix between square and oval shapes, this shape consists of much softer edges and is easy to maintain on shorter nails.
Pascal Millet Fall/Winter 2016-2017 runway show
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The Round Shape
If you think your fingers are short, this shape is your way to go as it makes your hands look more slender.
Gareth Pugh Fall/Winter 2016-2017 runway show
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The Almond Shape
One of the very common picks among celebrities, this shape makes the nails look more slender on the sides and wide on the base, coming to a peak – just like the almond. Sorry nail biters, this one calls for long nails!
Olympia Le Tan Fall/Winter 2016-2017 runway show
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The Oval Shape
Very similar to the almond, this shape consists of a softer tip and only works for long nails.
Sibling Fall/Winter 2016-2017 runway show
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The Stiletto Shape
Not possible to be achieved by natural nails, this shape calls for nail enhancements. It consists of a drastic point, which makes it an ideal option for dramatic style lovers.
Area Fall/Winter 2016-2017 runway show
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The Ballerina Shape
Like a ballerina slipper, this shape is similar to the stiletto but with a square tip. A favorite for Kylie Jenner, it gives you the opportunity to try something different and is achievable with a natural nail.
Les Copains Fall/Winter 2016-2017 runway show
08 of 08When it comes to nails, every lady should be on top of her game. Each and every one of us likes to see hers clean and nicely shaped, but sometimes all we can think of is whether to go round or square.
The beauty world has witnessed lately many new nail shapes, as well as the revival of old glamorous trends. Scroll through the Photo Gallery to know more about the trendiest ones and decide what your next nail look will be.
Mirella Haddad
