Anya Taylor-Joy wears the “Tiffany Blue” Nail Trend on TIFF

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Anya Taylor-Joy’s manicure Never missand her last set only proves that “Tiffany Blue” Nail Trend is here to stay. On September 6, the actor participated in the premiere of his new film “Sacrifice” at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) with a light blue almond manicure that immediately splashed against the red carpet. The pastel shadow served as a built-in accessory for her ash pot-blue Dior dress.

The Blue Manicure trend had its big breakout last spring, when Hailey Bieber arrived at Tiffany & Co. The flagship again with chrome -damaged nails in the brand’s signature shade of blue, created by Celebrity Nail Artist Zola Ganzorig. There was quickly an inspo image on Instagram and Tiktok, which led to thousands of recreations. Since then, blue manicure has only become more popular – from pastel “Blueberry Milk” nails to the viral “Blue Nail Theory,” Who claims that men are likely to suggest blue when asked what color you should paint your nails. “Blues used to be a color that people thought was a little wild, but on the contrary it can actually be very elegant and elegant,” nail artist My Nguyen told Popsugar. Taylor-Joy’s look is a perfect example.

Taylor-Joy’s Tiff Nails, by Celebrity Manicurist Kim TruongGive the trend a new upgrade of high-fashion. Instead of Chrome, she chose a creamy, opaque pastel that feels sharp and modern while still eliciting Tiffany-Blue Vibe. The almond shape gave the shade a slightly elongated effect and turned the manicure into a statement accessory that raised (and perfectly matched) her entire appearance. To recreate the appearance of Home you can paint over round or almond -shaped nails, as Kiss’s full cover nails ($ 10) with Opis gelato on my mind ($ 12) or Essie’s find me an oasis ($ 7, originally $ 9).

Think of this as your sign to take a break from neutral and try a tiffan-blue hue to switch this fall. Whether you add a chrome finish or keep it creamy like Taylor-Joy, it is one of the most elegant ways to wear the elegant color right now.

Olivia Tauber Is a freelance writer based in New York and pursues his master’s degree in journalism at NYU. She is the contributing assistant’s beauty editor at Popsugar and contributor to New York Magazine’s The Cut, Interview, Bustle, Self and Huffpost. Her career began in the company’s publicity at Showtime, followed by production for “The Pivot”, an Emmy-nominated series.