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Navratri Nails Trend: Press-On Nails with Dandiya & Mirror Work Steal the Show
- •Beyond Chaniya-Choli, nails are getting ready for Navratri with customized, reusable press-on nails designed for the festive aesthetic.
- •This year's designs feature oxidized silver charms, metallic flowers, butterfly charms, diamond pendants, and small dangling ghungroos.
- •The metallic pendants and ghungroos create a unique stylish look with hand movements during Garba.
- •Boho-style line work, mandala art, dot patterns, and ethnic geometric borders are meticulously hand-painted on these press-on nails.
- •Nail artist Kriya Shah notes that press-on nails are preferred for their instant application, reusability, and perfect match with traditional oxidized jewelry, saving salon time.
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Fashion lovers are embracing customized and reusable press-on nails featuring oxidized silver charms, metallic flowers, butterfly charms, diamond pendants, and small dangling ghungroos. These designs also incorporate boho-style line work, mandala art, dot patterns, and ethnic geometric borders to match traditional aesthetics.
According to nail artist Kriya Shah, people prefer press-on nails during the festival because they can be made instantly, are reusable, and eliminate the hassle of spending hours in salons. They also perfectly complement traditional oxidized jewelry and reflect the festive atmosphere.
Alongside nail trends, beautiful Maa Durga brooches featuring wooden or cotton cord bases decorated with lotus petal carvings, colorful cowrie shells, and oxidized metal face designs are also trending for Garba and Dandiya nights.
