Mulled Wine Is the Classy Nail Colour Chic Women Are Booking in for Right Now
Photo:
@harrietwestmoreland
Photo:
@betina_goldsteinShort nails lend themselves well to dark red.
Photo:
@hollyjone_sA dark reddish-brown polish is perfect for achieving a shade that resembles mulled wine.
Photo:
@paintedbyjoolsFor an ultra-luxe finish, apply a glossy topcoat to give your nails an expensive lacquer.
Photo:
@eleanorvousdenI'll be wearing Chanel Le Vernis Rouge Noir (£29) throughout the festive season—it's the perfect timeless dark red nail polish.
Photo:
@harrietwestmorelandWhy not go for some chic Christmas nail art in a dark red shade, such as this Bordeaux French tip?
Photo:
@paintedbyjoolsKeeping your cuticles in great condition is key to making this nail colour look expensive.
Photo:
@paintedbyjoolsA berry-toned red nail polish also works well if you don't want to go too dark.
Photo:
@betina_goldsteinWant a super-subtle touch of nail art? Dark red nail polish pairs so well with a gold glitter French tip.
Photo:
@paintedbyjoolsThis deep mulled wine nail colour whispers luxury.
Photo:
@themaniclubDark red looks elegant on long nails too; particularly on almond or oval-shaped nails.
Photo:
@iramsheltonDark red makes a real statement on longer, stiletto-shaped nails.
When I quiz nail techs on their favourite dark red nail polish, they always mention OPI Malaga Wine, which was practically made for the mulled wine nail trend.
A timeless nail colour that will see you through party season and beyond. One coat gives a black-cherry look, whilst two gives a glass of mulled wine.
Price shown is members' price.
A great shade with an impressive chip-free formula that lasts and lasts.
Need a nail polish to go with your party outfit? H&M has you covered.
Another luxe option is Dior's Vernis in 047 Nuit 1947. This would look amazing on short, square nails.
