Hilary Duff’s color -blocked nails are big inspo

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According to Hilary Duff, Boring manicure is “so yesterday.” Duff was just discovered at Fendi Spring/Summer 2026 show Tuesday, September 24, and although her outfit was fantastic, our eyes were on her colorful knee-length skirt and top? No. Were they on her makeup, made by Nikki Wolffwhich contained a glowing base, a light brown smoky eye and a pink -brown lip? Wonderful, but also no. Were they on Her hairdesigned by Rio SreedharanAnd presented soft, loose waves that framed her face? Not quite. They were on her fingers, which contained one of Sickest manicure We have seen a celebrity of months.

Duff’s long, oval manicure had each nail divided into two thick colors. Green, orange, white, silver and even a couple of shades of red decorated her fingertips and formed one of the best color -blocked manicures we have seen, maybe ever.

This is not the first time Duff has a thick color -blocked manicure. 2021, she shared a similar lookBut the design contained only two colors. This time Duff decided to increase it with at least six different shades.

If you want to copy Duff’s nails (as we are), we went on and found some products that help you recreate the look at home or at the salon. For the red shades we would suggest something that Essie vegan nail polish in Berry Naughty ($ 11) and Essie vegan nail polish in eternally yummy ($ 11). The orange shade can be achieved with Sally Hansen’s insta dry in time heat ($ 7), and the accompanying metallic shade looks like Sally Hansen Insta wipes in on the glow ($ 7). Silver and white can be replicated with Essie vegan nail polish in cosmic chrome ($ 11), in combination with La girl color pop in white on ($ 4).

Two weeks ago, Duff announced in a Instagram That she created new music, and we predict that the masses will keep an eye on her until she dots us with what she represents. Meanwhile, although she has not yet lost what will surely be a banger (if “get clean” is any indication), she did Grace us with some manicure inspiration which is 100 percent for the books.

Renee Rodriguez (She/her) is a staff writer and social producer for PS. She writes all verticals, but her main areas of expertise focus on fashion and beauty content with emphasis on reviews and editor experiments. She also produces social content for PS TikTok and Instagram accounts.