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"I caught up with celebrity manicurist Michelle Saunders backstage at Rachel Roy to chat about the different nail looks featured at the presentation. Little did I know I&amp;#x27;d be walking away with two cool nail style inspirations you ladies may want to try. Create your own fluorescent color: To get this bright (but not neon) shade, Michelle layered a coat of Essie&amp;#x27;s Coral Canyon (a nice pink) over a coat of Blanc (a white shade). The result was a backlit, enhanced version of everyone&amp;#x27;s go-to pink. Michelle says this also trick works with any other pinks as long as your base is a milky white. An &amp;quot;eclipse mani&amp;quot;: I spotted this style on Michelle herself. To get this effect she layered a dark purple color over a pink (alas, the Essie shades aren&amp;#x27;t on shelves yet). Obviously, you guys can use any colors you want as along as the darker shade goes over the lighter one. After speaking with Michelle, I caught up with Rachel who was sporting a pale pink on her nails. The designer mentioned that when she has time, she likes to experiment with nail art (I&amp;#x27;ve seen her rock a way cool evil eye design) and revealed that she frequents Marie Nails in NYC. &amp;quot;The woman I go to is literally an artist,&amp;quot; she says. &amp;quot;You can bring in a pitch and she can paint anything.&amp;quot; So what do you think? Will you try either of these for your #wkndmani? Tweet us at @glamourmag if you do! More nail inspiration from New York fashion week: An awesomely unboring neutral nail polish look to steal from the 3.1 Phillip Lim show Nail art inspired by Jason Wu&amp;#x27;s show The polish color we REALLY hope becomes a trend "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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