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- · Daylight, no flash
- · Come in close: hand from the knuckles up, no wrist in frame
- · Nails towards the camera — the whole nail, not its edge
What actually suits your hands
One photo, and we read the shape, the width of the nail bed and your skin undertone — then say which designs work on them and which don't.
Read my handManicure for long nails
On length, the shape carries the look — pick it against your fingers, not against a trend.
Who it's for
Nail length
Nail shape
Almond and oval suit almost everyone and are the usual advice when the fingers themselves are not the part you want noticed. A squoval — a square with softened corners — needs at least medium length, otherwise it makes fingers look blunt; on thin, elegant fingers any shape works.
Ballerina and stiletto stay at the top of the trend lists, and the lipstick shape is the experiment worth trying. Whatever the shape, long nails only work when the work is flawless: length magnifies every uneven line.