We Matched Popular Drinks With Manicure Trends, and the Results Are So Good

We Matched Popular Drinks With Manicure Trends, and the Results Are So Good

The bond between the beauty world and the beverage world is stronger than most relationships. Hair color trends are constantly named after coffee shop orders, from honey latte blonde to mocha brunette, while fragrances borrow inspiration from everything from cocktails to fizzy cola notes.Nails have embraced the same obsession, with beverage-inspired manicures becoming a trend in their own right. Milky manicures have dominated for seasons, spawning viral looks like lavender milk and pistachio milk nails, while rich, coffee-inspired shades are constantly popping up on the fingers of our favorite celebrities. Whether it's creamy pastels or deep espresso hues, we can't seem to get enough of a manicure that looks good enough to sip. If there's a drink highlighted on the chalkboard of your favorite café, chances are it is already in the works to be someone's next manicure.Ahead, I rounded up all the chicest drink-inspired nail trends to save before your next salon appointment. Having decision paralysis? Just choose whichever one is your favorite to sip on!Cold Brew Nails@overgloweditMatch your manicure to your morning cup of coffee with cold brew nails. The look features swirls of contrasting brown and cream shades that mimic milk swirling into a freshly poured cold brew, creating a caffeinated take on marble nails.Diet Coke Nails@overgloweditSoda lovers, this one's for us. If your blood is more Diet Coke than red blood cells, it's only fitting that your manicure matches your drink of choice—lime included.Latte Milk Nails@chummy.nailsLatte milk nails are the OG of the beloved milky manicure trend. The look combines a soft neutral hue with a glossy finish for a manicure that's clean and goes with everything. This timeless shade is hard to beat.Dirty Martini Nails@overgloweditDirty martini nails bring the cocktail to your fingertips, and there are endless ways to wear the trend. From tiny olive motifs to green and silver polish inspired by the drink’s signature silver glassware, there’s a version for every level of commitment.Add Cosmopolitan as a preferred source in your Google search results.Use your Google account to add this to your settings.Red Wine Nails@raelondonnailsThere are few things I love in the world more than ordering a chill glass of red, and a gorgeous burgundy manicure might just be one of them. How chic would this glossy deep red look while holding an expensive glass of pinot noir in hand?!Strawberry Lemonade Nails@craftedbyaprinceStrawberry lemonade nails feature a pink-to-yellow ombré effect inspired by the sweet and citrusy drink. Choose your favorite shades to create a custom gradient or aura, whether you want a soft pastel finish or a brighter take on the summery trend.Matcha Nails@karinebeauty.salonMatcha nails mimic the look of the grassy green drink with an earthy base and creamy swirls reminiscent of foam or a splash of your go-to milk. The marbled design adds an elevated twist to the classic green manicure.Fruit Smoothie Nails@overgloweditFruit smoothie nails turn each finger into an ingredient worthy of tossing into a blender for a refreshing smoothie. These teeny-tiny fruits and juicy details capture the refreshing look of a homemade blended drink.Why Trust Cosmopolitan?Jasmine Hyman is the assistant beauty editor at Cosmo who covers all things nails—from the latest polish launches to the biggest color trends.Jasmine Hyman is the Assistant Beauty Editor at Cosmopolitan, where she writes about the latest beauty trends and must-have products. Her most prized beauty possessions are a meticulous skincare routine and salon blowouts. You’ll also likely find her in bed reading a good book or endlessly scrolling TikTok (spoiler: it’s usually the latter) while listening to Harry Styles’ entire discography on repeat. Follow her on Insta to be inundated with pictures of her meals.

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