The French manicure is back – only much more luxurious. Singer Dua Lipa transformed it into a piece of jewelry!
French manicure has been a symbol of understated elegance for years – clean lines, white tips and perfect minimalism. In the 1990s, it was loved by models, brides and managers – anyone who wanted to look neat but not too obvious. Then came colored gels, nail art, neon experiments… A french she retreated for a moment. But like everything timeless, she also returned to the scene in a new, bolder and more luxurious form. Starring? Dua Lipa and her irresistible „gold bijoux french“which becomes the inspiration for a perfect manicure!
Dua Lipa and her “gold bijoux french”
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Singer Dua Lipa on Instagram showed a manicure that immediately drove the fashion world crazy – a soft nude base with elegant golden pearls lining the tip of each nail. The result? A luxurious effect that resembles a piece of jewelry – understated, yet unmistakable. Behind this trend is Michelle Humphrey, the long-time nail artist of Dua Lipa and many other celebrities, who is known for her iconic designs with flowers, dots and metallic effects. “The French manicure was never about color,” says Michelle Humphrey. “She’s always been about balance. And that’s what women are looking for today—a balance between strength and delicacy.”
New trend according to Dua Lipa
A new era of French manicure
Dua Lipa’s gold version is just the beginning. French manicure turns into a playful space for creativity in 2025 – metallic shades, rhinestone details and glittering lines are coming, replacing the classic white. Silver micropearls, pastel gradients or Swarovski crystals – everything is allowed as long as you keep the basic principle: clean lines and precision. French can adapt to any personality – from the mildly romantic to the futuristically daring.
How to wear French 2.0
Keep the foundation clean: a transparent, pinkish or beige tone makes the decorations stand out.
The detail decides: pearls, a thin metallic line or a rhinestone are enough for a “haute couture” effect.
Combine materials: the matte surface with golden detail looks extremely elegant.
Short nails welcome: modern french is worn rather minimalistic, not excessively long.
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