Pumpkin Spice Nails Are the Coziest Fall Manicure Trend
What began as a drink marking the beginning of fall has spread to other categories, including our fingertips.
Pumpkin spice nails speak to burnt orange with a hint of cinnamon, creamy beiges, and deep russet. Think shimmery coppers or milky orange hues with an accent nail design. For the playful, there are hand-painted details and the occasional tiny pumpkin perched on an accent nail .
These shades flatter nearly every skin tone, they transition seamlessly from office to apple orchard, and they offer the small, affordable thrill of changing your look the moment the weather turns.
Whether you're a devoted PSL loyalist or a reluctant skeptic who simply loves the color palette, below is plenty of inspiration for your next mani .
Halloween magic
Accent nails are especially fun this time of year. We love this matte burnt orange shade, and the playful ghost and pumpkins add a touch of whimsy.
Understated copper
Clean and simple, this copper polish is fiery in the most sophisticated way.
Auburn French tips
A traditional French manicure reworked with auburn tips and the cutest pumpkin accent nail feels charmingly chic.
Autumnal charm
Deep espresso, tiny golden specks and stars, and subtle pumpkin nail art make this manicure autumnally enchanting.
Creamy orange
A rust, creamy orange manicure is absolutely perfect for fall, and extra points for adding a little extra pumpkin spice on the ring finger.
Sweet pumpkins
A creamy neutral base dotted with tiny pumpkins feels soft, sweet, and perfectly seasonal.
Molten stunner
Who knew orange copper, dark tortoiseshell, and gold chrome pumpkins would make such a stunning nail mix?
Foiled perfection
Cozy yet luxurious, this orange fall manicure glows warm and rich, finished with gold foiled accent nails.
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