Do you think Keke Palmer maintains the world’s most extensive mood board collection, or does she keep all her creativity in her head? Whatever her process, it’s certainly an extensive one – and how else can you explain her legitimately never-ending array of hairstyles, manicures and makeup looks? In fact, his NBC game show Password Basically there is a national television platform to show all of them. With her latest look, though, she combines several trends into one incredible moment. Palmer’s blue French manicure has sky-high tips perfect for summer, but she doesn’t stop at just a fun twist on the classic. The actor-producer-singer also topped the nail selection with the eye-catching charm of heart-shaped nails – a special printed detail that is rapidly growing in popularity.
Palmer revealed the stunning new set in a series of promotional photos for the latest batch. Password Episodes Channeling a bit of retro glamor in a ’90s-style denim blazer and matching trousers, Palmer poses with her hair partially pulled back with an adorable bow barrette. Hints of bright blue on her square manicure match her ensemble, white-red, heart-shaped crystals on her ring nails match her ruby lipstick.
Even the charms themselves look a bit vintage, with the edges covered in gold like a retro valentine. It certainly fits Palmer’s floral-covered tie in front of his denim blazer. This isn’t the first time the star has worn 3D nail art. Back in December, she showed off a glittering collection of crystals placed on a set of glittery nails, and she’s also been known to sport textures, sometimes adding designs.
And as always, Palmer is right on trend with the look. Nail charms are coming to her fellow A-listers with increasing regularity, but it’s funny how different the styles can be. They range from piercing hoops to laser-cut studs, cartoonish shapes, and ultra-realistic flowers. Rihanna just wore a full bouquet of 3D flowers on the cover Vogue China, in fact.
Seemingly the next big wave in nail art, it looks like Palmer’s charms will be everywhere in the coming months.
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