[unpaid/sample/affiliate/ad] All those gorgeous cashmere neutrals are so tempting as we head into colder weather but there’s going to be a day where all you want is some colour and if you’re overstocked on beiges and blacks, nails are a great way to bring that flash of brightness.
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The Nails Inc We Love Pink collection takes in fuchsia, baby pink, vampy pink and just in case that’s not enough for you, a pot full of assorted shade (including pink obvs) hearts that you will need all of your patience to apply but it’s (I think) worth the bother. You will probably need a cocktail stick to get enough hearts onto your nail and into the right place – they don’t come out all nice and even on the brush.
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It’s not just beauty brands that are taking us into the pink – I saw someone trying this oversize red and pink stripe sweater on in Mango at the weekend and she looked amazing in it! I’m so tempted but I have a pink sweater on the way from the US and if I hate it, this is going straight in my bag. I might anyway – it’s just the most lovely rush of colour that lights up your drizzly autumn walk in wellies. It’s £45.99 HERE and the genius is it has a turtleneck – the most flattering of necklines.
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On the wheel is Pink Before You Speak (with Kissing In Kensington top coat), On Fridays We Wear Pink, What’s The Blush and Kissing In Kensington. They’re £9 each HERE.
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If you prefer a check to a stripe, there’s also a pink option for those and its reminiscent of two season’s ago Stine Goya, one of my favourite brands. It’s £35.99 HERE and something I can see myself shoving on over trackies or pjs for a snuggle down on the sofa and a good Sunday film. Both sweaters are recycled synthetics and in my experience so much easier to look after than wool or cashmere. I very rarely buy wool these days – it’s either synthetic or cashmere (which I treat like Ming vases).
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