The Top Nail Trends of The 2019 (So Far)

The nail trend that we never saw coming? Egg art. But there's something quite adorable about a white splatter design with a tiny dot of yellow yolk.

Want something a little punchier? Try a an egg design against a cobalt blue background.

Logo nails never go out of style, but there's something inherently cheeky about painting the classic LV monogram across all ten fingers.

Celebrity manicurist Tom Bachik created this Louis Vuitton logo manicure for Riverdale's Madelaine Petsch.

Can't decide on a manicure color? Just get them all—and swirl them together to create a tie dye design that is perfect for summer.

Celebrity manicurist Naomi Yasuda created this softer, pastel take on tie dye nails with a negative space left toward the cuticle.

Four prismatic shades painted in a rainbow shape across the nail gives off major '70s vibes—and we love it.

Instagram nail artist @NailsbyMH shows off a similar retro-inspired design, just in a fresh matte finish.

One of 2019's biggest nail trends is...cow print. The black-and-white design is not only cute, but it pairs with everything.

Your nails don't have to be thing long to pull off the cow print trend—but having more real estate does make the effect really pop.

If there's one embellishment to add to your nails this year, it's pearls. The best part? It doesn't matter if you glue on just one or 100. Try it over your next nude manicure for an unexpected twist.

Is this nail look practical? Not really. But for a special occasion, glueing black and white mini pearls around a nude manicure makes a major beauty statement.

Nail genius Jessica Washick coined the term "CD nails" for this sheer and holographic look. CDs may never come back in style—but we love the idea of honoring them in a manicure.

Another matching moment: nail artist Miss Pop created the squiggly nail look that perfectly mirrored similar sketches in designer Jeremy Scott's Moschino collection.

Picasso had an entire canvas to pain on. Nail artist Hang Nguyen's canvas is much smaller–making her interpretation that much more impressive.

Chelsea from Trophy Wife nail art created this minimalist and gorgeous take on a Picasso print over a classic pale pink base nail polish.

A graphic Greek key print on the tip of the nail (seen here at Kith) is so much cooler than just opting for a traditional French manicure.

Clear acrylic nails can look like an unfinished manicure–but we love the look when done in a subversive bubblegum-pink hue.