Fall is here, and it’s time to have some fun with the changing colors of the leaves and the weather. Here are seven easy nail art designs that you can do at home.

1) Start with a base coat. This will protect your nails from discoloration due to the nail polish colors that you use.

2) Apply two coats of orange polish to all nails, being sure to let each coat dry completely before applying the next.

3) Dip a toothpick in brown nail polish and create small polka dots on each nail.

4) Next, dip a toothpick in a gold or bronze colored polish and create slightly bigger dots over each brown dot.

5) Apply one coat of clear top coat to protect the design and give shine to your nails.

You can make a subtler statement this fall with a half-moon mani or negative space design. There are so many different ways to make a statement with your nails this season. Here are seven tutorials for fun and easy fall nail art that will have your nails looking like you had them done at the salon.

1. Half Moon Nails

This is the perfect classic look for those who want to keep it simple but still add a little something special to their nails. You can either use a nail polish color of your choice or a metallic gold for an added pop.

2. Pumpkin Spice Nails

Your favorite fall drink can now be on your nails! This is the perfect nail art design for those who love all things pumpkin spice and everything nice (and even if you don’t, it’s still a great design!)

3. Negative Space Design

Negative space designs are perfect for those who want to add some fun to their nails without going too over the top. You can use any colors you want, just make sure they contrast each other well!

4. Golden Leaves

This gorgeous golden leaf design is perfect for those who love glitter and all things bling! It would look great on longer nails as it gives you

As we move into fall, it’s time to start thinking about updating your manicure to fit with the change of the season. While you could opt for a gorgeous fall nail polish shade (which we always love!), we’re in the mood to take our manicures one step further this season. We’ve rounded up seven easy DIY nail art designs that you can do at home and will instantly update your nails for fall.

1. Marbleized Manicure

2. Chevron Nails

3. Gold Leaf Accent Nail

4. Glitter French Tip Manicure

5. Brushed Metallic Nails

6. Bejeweled French Tip Manicure

7. Tortoise Shell Nails

Hi everyone! It’s been ages since I’ve done a nail art post, so today I’m sharing 7 easy fall nail art designs that you can do at home. I have always loved nail art, especially in the fall when the leaves change colour and there are so many awesome shades of brown, red and orange to play with.

I also love changing up my nails every few days, so my nails never get a chance to breathe. I think it’s because they are so weak and break very easily, but that doesn’t stop me from getting them done!

Here are my seven favourite fall nail art looks:

Fall nail art designs are getting more and more popular every year. This year is no exception as we can see the patterns of fall nails becoming a big hit on Instagram, Tumblr and Pinterest. If you want to find out how to create them at home, keep reading!

The fall season is a great time to switch up your nail art. It’s the perfect opportunity to get creative with your tips and toes and experiment with some new colors and designs. The most popular fall nail art trend this year is doing a gradient design. This can be done by painting the tip of your nails a darker color, like dark purple or navy blue, and then fading the color towards the base of your nails with a lighter color like gray or light purple.

Another popular trend for fall is leopard print nails. This can be done with a toothpick dipped in black nail polish after first painting your nails white.

If you are looking for something a little more tame, you can opt for stripes or polka dots using black and white nail polish.

Glitter is also very popular for fall, but it may not be appropriate for everyday wear so save it for special occasions and nights out on the town.

I am not one of those people who are good at nail art. I’ve tried, but my hands just don’t seem to work that way. I’m also not a very patient person, and waiting for nails to dry is the worst. Therefore, if I can do these designs, anyone can!

One of my favorites this fall has been leopard print. This design is very simple and looks great with any base color. It’s also very easy to clean up mistakes because the spots look more natural when they’re messy anyway!

I used Sally Hansen Complete Salon Manicure in Jaded for this design. The design looks best with a dark base so it really stands out.

To start, paint on your base color and let dry completely. Once dry, paint on the spots using a dotting tool or toothpick dipped in polish. Try to vary the size of the spots in order to make them look more natural.

Once all the spots have dried, top it off with your favorite top coat!