Kylie Jenner is busy—not just with rolling out new launches for her fashion label Khy or her beauty brands, Kylie Cosmetics and Kylie Skin—but also maintaining her status as a manicure influencer. This year, the 26-year-old has teamed up with celebrity nail artist Zola Ganzorigt to create some of her best manicures yet. The ones she’s debuted this summer are particularly iconic. Her latest: a bouquet-inspired nail look that screams summer.
Ganzorigt shared her client’s new manicure on her Instagram feed, which doubles as a portfolio full of celebrity manicures she’s done. Jenner’s latest design features a flower on each nail, placed in different spots and boasting different colors. Jenner went with her usual long almond nail shape and kept the base simple with a natural-looking color that ensured the blooms were the star of the look.
Kylie Jenner’s Bouquet-Inspired Manicure
The nail artist captioned the photo, “Bouquets,” and added a few flower emojis. The Kardashians star posted a video of them to her Instagram Story as well. Over the clip, she wrote, “Back in my fun nail era,” and it sure seems like she’s committed to that. While some 2024 nail trends have embraced minimalism with French manicures and “clean” nude nails, she’s been flipping the script by opting for intricate and unique designs that double as works of art.
Take her last manicure, for example. At the start of the month, she went with a nail look even bolder than this one: a summer garden-inspired manicure featuring a natural-colored base and pastel yellow French tips. For the nail art, Ganzorigt painted intricate little creatures on each nail, including everything from caterpillars and beetles to ladybugs and bumblebees.
Kylie Jenner’s Garden-Inspired Manicure
Jenner isn’t alone in her recent love for playful, eye-catching manicures. Hailey Bieber is also getting in on the fun. The 27-year-old recently visited Ganzorigt and asked for a similarly intricate design. Instead of a garden-inspired manicure, she chose a farmer’s market-inspired look, featuring almond-shaped nails with a natural-looking base and produce illustrations on each nail. Ganzorigt painted tomatoes, cherries, carrots, and more, each placed in different spots—some in bunches and others on their own.
