Jennifer Lopez ended her international tour in late August; a series of shows brought major beauty moments like popping up explosions. Thinking: Extra, extra long chrome nails with 3-D, New York-style add-ons, and a large, bold, high scripted blew all That hair.
She has had her last breath of summer since and enjoyed the most, pinkest tones of the season. From the celebration to the Hamptons, the pop star and actress opted for the pastel-toned Manis to match her flowing, floral Cavalli sliding dress and delicate nude to complement her more casual, casual, denim look.
But with Lopez and her best nail artist Tom Bachik know that Autumn Times Fashion Week, awards season, event events and more fascinating business – Jennifer Lopez needs a killer manicure to match.
This time, Lopez walked out to show her movie Spider woman’s kissIn Harith Hashim’s sculpture, a stylish beige wrapped jacket and a flowing silk skirt. To match the high octane look, Bachik painted Lopez into a fresh set of femme fatales, in dark, rich red nails, swapping her summer tones and chrome flakes in detail for more falls.
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To achieve the look, Bachik always uses his trusted Tweezerman tool to create a flawless manicure foundation and conceptualizes this “upper vibe”, he uses a mixture of Apres Nails’ gel reels in the highly colored “Midnight Shadows” and “Never Bordeaux.” To complete Bachik, he added his own high-gloss, topcoat of his own click color series to his own “Super Clear”.
Of course, Bachik is Lopez’s favorite nail artist for over 15 years, but he also often works with another nail trend leader, Selena Gomez. Throughout the summer, Bachik has painted some classic French trim with red twisted, trendy soap nails, and even no-mani Mani to get engaged. As summer starts to fade into fall, they opted for super feminine, transitional “pink mocha” nails, then the warm, almost copper (and soon to be popular) “grilled” manicure.
Lopez has long been the queen of Mani, delightful for gloss, luxury neutrals and nudes, glittering tricks and surprisingly trendy shadows with lifting details. As Bashik told earlier Fashion: “We want a little bit Something When we make nails. ”
