Hey there and big hello! Are you into 90s nails designs? you know, the fashion forward trends of the yesterday years that shaped a nail nation. Well if you don’t, I am here to remind you. You see, 90s nails designs were some amazing things that really took the nail world by storm. For a long time people would just wear solid color nails in various creams, shimmers, sparkles, or flats. But when we got into the world of lines and dots, oh hunny you were in for a feast of amazingness!
So let’s talk about lines and dots. This was a style that became popular in the 90s and carried on through well into the early 2000s. It was a style featuring signature lines in a sweeping motion and it was accompanied by little dots along the edges. The backgrounds were in many different colors and gave a beautiful look of water, the beach, mountains, woods, and many more. They always had a tropical aesthetic to them. Growing up in Atlanta as a kid I always called them bus driver nails. Because the women had these tall updos that were crispy, with a gold tooth, and the line and dots nails. It was everywhere.
So have you ever gotten into lines and dots or wore them yourself? I say everyone should try it at least once or twice. it really is a fun style, and they go along with everything, because they are so versatile. So for the blog article decided to compile different 90s nail trends so you can be inspired or see what was all the rage back then. I hope you enjoy! Scroll on down to begin.
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