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I Want to Recreate Kim Kardashian’s Skims-Inspired Manicure

See the look for yourself here.

Kim Kardashian
Getty Images / Amy Sussman

Skims is constantly making headlines—whether it’s for a new product drop, a buzzworthy collab (see: Dolce & Gabbana X Skims), or, most recently, the announcement of its first flagship store on New York City’s iconic Fifth Avenue. But it’s not just the store opening that has us talking—it’s how founder Kim Kardashian celebrated: with a Skims-inspired manicure at the official launch party.

Kardashian arrived at the party with long, almond-shaped nails featuring a glossy, light pink base and raised 3D detailing that spelled out “SKIMS” on two of her nails. On one nail, the brand name stretched across the entire surface, while on the other, it was written multiple times in a smaller, repeating font. While Kardashian didn’t tag her nail artist, celebrity manicurist Kim Truong reshared the video to her Instagram Story—a pretty solid confirmation that she was the creative mastermind behind the look. See it for yourself below.

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Kardashian isn’t the only celebrity to debut a manicure inspired by her brand. Beyoncé took a similar approach for the Paris launch of her whiskey brand, SirDavis American Whisky, this past October, stepping out with a glittery gold manicure featuring two accent nails with a 3D sculpted horse on a glossy black circle, perfectly matching the brand’s logo. The blend of subtle branding and nail art made the look unforgettable, much like Kardashian’s recent manicure.

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As for which A-lister will be next to represent their brand on their nails? We can’t wait to find out.

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