Count down to 2015 wearing the LBD of manicures—a bejeweled nail designed by Miss Pop that’s sleek, chic, and totally versatile. Switch up the colors to match your New Year’s Eve outfit, or let your fingertips be the focal point of an understated look. Here's how to do it.
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Grab your favorite true black polish and apply a full coat—make sure to apply a clear base coat to protect your nails.
Count down to 2015 wearing the LBD of manicures—a bejeweled nail designed by Miss Pop that's sleek, chic, and totally versatile. Switch up the colors to match your New Year's Eve outfit, or let your fingertips be the focal point of an understated look. Here's how to do it. BY KATE WINICK
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Pour some gold polish into a tray and use the large end of a dotting tool to make one large dot in the center of the top third of your nail.
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Flip the dotting tool around and use the small end to outline the large dot with three small dots, then continue dotting straight out to the edge of the nail.
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Pour a tiny bit of red into the tray, wipe off the small end of the dotter, and put a small red dot in the center of each large gold dot.
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