Britney Tokyo

Born in Tokyo and based in LA, Britney Tokyo’s style is a colorful mixture of Japanese and American fashion. Constantly inspired by fashion, music, and art, her creations include glow-in-the-dark nails and Swarovski covered nails. So it makes sense that among her many clients are stars like Rita Ora and Ariana Grande.

Miss Pop

New York City-based nail artist, Simcha Whitehill (aka Miss Pop) has worked with fashion magazines such as Elle and Marie Claire, as well as runways during New York Fashion Week. Her style is very much retro, inspired by bold colors and prints, and with a nod to the ’80s.

Eun Kyung Park

Seoul-based nail artist Eun Kyung Park has been quite the trendsetter when it comes to nail art, with both her shattered glass and 3D wire nails taking the internet by storm. “I would say my work of nails gives power to [the models]” she told MISSBISH. “It is important to make [the designs] perfect, but I also try to enjoy being in the moment.” Words to live by, when it comes to your nails.

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The Seoul-based nail artist is a force to be reckoned with, launching some of the most popular nail trends in recent years, including the shattered glass and 3D wire nails. Featured on publications like Vogue and Refinery29, her clientele includes models at Seoul Fashion Week, K-Pop artists, and high-profile social media influencers.

“I would say my work of nails gives power to [the models]” she said in an interview with MISSBISH. “It is important to make [the designs] perfect, but I also try to enjoy being in the moment.”

“I’m still really happy that this is my job. If I didn’t have the opportunity to create nail art, it would be tragic,” she said. But with her Unistella nail salon in Cheongdam fully booked at all times, we can hardly imagine a time where she isn’t hard at work.

Would you dare rock some of these manicures?

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Britney Tokyo

Born in Tokyo and based in LA, Britney Tokyo’s style is a colorful mixture of Japanese and American fashion. Constantly inspired by fashion, music, and art, her creations include glow-in-the-dark nails and Swarovski covered nails. So it makes sense that among her many clients are stars like Rita Ora and Ariana Grande.

Miss Pop

New York City-based nail artist, Simcha Whitehill (aka Miss Pop) has worked with fashion magazines such as Elle and Marie Claire, as well as runways during New York Fashion Week. Her style is very much retro, inspired by bold colors and prints, and with a nod to the ’80s.

Eun Kyung Park

Seoul-based nail artist Eun Kyung Park has been quite the trendsetter when it comes to nail art, with both her shattered glass and 3D wire nails taking the internet by storm. “I would say my work of nails gives power to [the models]” she told MISSBISH. “It is important to make [the designs] perfect, but I also try to enjoy being in the moment.” Words to live by, when it comes to your nails.

The post These Nail Artists Don’t Shy Away from Making a Fashion Statement appeared first on PlayJunkie.

The Seoul-based nail artist is a force to be reckoned with, launching some of the most popular nail trends in recent years, including the shattered glass and 3D wire nails. Featured on publications like Vogue and Refinery29, her clientele includes models at Seoul Fashion Week, K-Pop artists, and high-profile social media influencers.

“I would say my work of nails gives power to [the models]” she said in an interview with MISSBISH. “It is important to make [the designs] perfect, but I also try to enjoy being in the moment.”

“I’m still really happy that this is my job. If I didn’t have the opportunity to create nail art, it would be tragic,” she said. But with her Unistella nail salon in Cheongdam fully booked at all times, we can hardly imagine a time where she isn’t hard at work.

Would you dare rock some of these manicures?

The post Kyung Park’s Nail Art is Ahead of the Curve appeared first on PlayJunkie.