Are
you a huge fan of the Southwestern trend that is popping up everywhere? Are you
not sure how to make a smooth hue transition into your Fall wardrobe with this
Summer end trend? Well what better way to stay Polished and Accessorized than
with nail polish itself! One of my favorite ways to accessorize new season
purchases, and make last year’s wardrobe feel special, is with nail polish! As
a product crazed makeup enthusiast, and self proclaimed nail polish hoarder who
owns 60+ shades, I say there is a nail polish for every outfit, mood and
occasion. If it's the right brand, with enough layers and a top coat applied,
the shade will last days to accessorize several looks. I don't discriminate
when it comes to picking out shades (and obviously I don't filter either). I've
used polish made by drug store friendly brands such Sally Hansen and Color Club
to the leading competitors, OPI and Essie. Picking out the right polish
is key. Whether I'm in the market for a few new shades for the season, a quick
polish pick me up, or on a mission to match the perfect shade with an outfit
for the evening, the choice for me is almost always instinctual. Then again
sometimes it's just downright impulsive.
All that said, when it came to
the Southwestern trend of mixing red and turquoise stones with gold, silver and
leather, to saddle back into Fall I immediately thought of a turquoise nail
polish shade as being perfect to go along for the ride! OPI's shade "MyDogsled is a Hybrid", is a great match up to one of the Fall seasons
hottest trends. Just like your wardrobe, you don't want to make a drastic
change from your Summer pastel and poppy hues to vampy Fall shades. This
particular nail polish shade encompasses a key aspect of both the Summer and
Fall seasons to make the perfect transition. It's a shade of green that's soft
yet vibrant enough for both seasons. Pop two coats of this on, and pair with a
tassels, silver, red and turquoise galore, to get the perfect Southwestern Chic
look!
Polished by Yours Truly!
Chaela
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