Nail Artist Sabrina Carpenter Shares the Trends Everyone Will Be Wearing This Spring
As someone who takes hours to decide what color nails she’s going to get at the salon, I live for nail trends. A celebrity inspiration photo, a viral Pinterest pin, or an influencer-approved nail polish color means one less decision I have to make. But instead of constantly chasing nail trends, I’m ready to get ahead of the curve.
So to do just that, I spoke with the nail artist behind your favorite manicurists—Sabrina Carpenter, Katseye, and Madonna, just to name a few—Naomi Yasuda, and got the inside scoop on women’s nail trends for spring. Here are the spring nail trends that Naomi says we’ll be seeing grace all the cool girls’ hands this season.
Maximalist nails
Lately, it seems like hot pink nails are trending after hot pink. Soapy nails, sweet bubble bath, and neutral nails are on repeat. But according to Naomi, spring 2026 is changing things up, embracing maximalist styles like 3D art, textures and metallic accents. “I see a lot of requests to mix different finishes, like mixing cat-eye colors with chrome or mixing patterns with solid colors,” he says. “I even like the look of having five different designs on each finger.”
Celebrity nails at home
These days, it’s nothing new that we get nail inspiration from celebrities, but this spring, we’re taking it even further. With budgets tighter than ever, gone are the days when people spent thousands of dollars to recreate celebrity fashion looks—but nail art? It’s a much more accessible accessory. Sabrina Carpenter’s designer bag may be out of budget, but when she rocks a fun, sparkly manicure, it’s something we can recreate, even at home. As people became more disciplined in their spending, nails became the celebrity statement everyone was looking for.
Food inspired nails
Beauty has been taking inspiration from food for a while now. I mean glazed donut nails, blueberry nails, butter bronde cake… I get hungry just reading about beauty trends. But with more and more collaborations between beauty and food brands, Naomi says nails will continue to lean into that decadent and luxurious inspiration. Her press-on collection with Magnum Dessert in the Desert ahead of Coachella is a perfect example of how beautiful these food-inspired nails can be. We’re sure to see more nail trends centered around delicious combinations.
Desserts in the Nail Press Desert
Milky white and light gold
When it comes to what colors girls will be wearing this spring, there’s still something for the neutral girls. Naomi says she loves milky white and light gold for this season. It’s a great day to be a Cute Bunny stan! While not your typical manicure, we’ll likely see this color paired with trends like 3D art, polka dots and chrome.
Lauren Blue, Associate Editor & Book Club Host
As Associate Editor for The Everygirl, Lauren ideas and writes content for every aspect of our readers’ lives, from must-read books and behind-the-scenes interviews to the beauty products she can’t live without. When she’s not sitting at AMC watching the hot new releases, she can be found browsing Goodreads for the perfect picks for The Everygirl Book Club. There, he co-hosts discussions with members, debating storylines, fancasting characters, and, of course, giving his own recommendations.
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