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Backstage beauty: Classic shades of red, grey and navy keep nails sleek and sophisticated (and look out for a wave of new neutrals).


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Nars Nail Polish in Storm Bird   Nars Nail Polish in Storm Bird
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Hot for fall: Nars Nail Polish in Storm Bird, $21.

This trendsetting brand is right on target with its sophisticated slate shade.




OPI Nail Polish in Got the Blues for Red   OPI Nail Polish in Got the Blues for Red
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Pro pick: OPI Nail Polish in Got the Blues for Red, $10.

A true classic, this is one of the most flattering reds around.




Joe Fresh Nail Polish in Bumbleberry   Joe Fresh Nail Polish in Bumbleberry
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Nice price: Joe Fresh Nail Polish in Bumbleberry, $4.

This wallet-friendly line lets you try the newest, wildest shades without breaking the bank.


Butter London Nail Polish in Lovely Jubbly   Butter London Nail Polish in Lovely Jubbly

Eco chic: Butter London Nail Polish in Lovely Jubbly, $17.

We love the fact that this product contains no harsh chemicals, and the colours are very cool.

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Essie Nail Polish in Wicked   Essie Nail Polish in Wicked

Cult favourite: Essie Nail Polish in Wicked, $10.

This deep crimson is moody yet chic — no wonder it's a bestseller.

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