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A (mis)match made in Vegas.

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To turn your next manicure into a winning hand, bet big on casino nails.

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Look at it as a continuation of the mismatched manicures worn by celebrities likeHailey BieberandRita Ora.

But instead ofsnakeskin patternsoraura designs, youll see playing cards and lucky 7s.

Like other mismatched nail trends, you’re free to personalize it whichever way you want.

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You have flexibility, she says.

It can be interpreted and done many different ways.

No matter which designs you choose, just know that the final effect is meant to be fun.

Lippmann describes the ultimate casino manicure as so colorful, so happy.

That doesnt mean you cant tailor your designs to fit a more minimal aesthetic.

Or, you might dial them all the way up.

The one thing they have in common: at least a few symbols to channel your lucky streak.

It will look great on any nail length, says Lippmann.

If you have short nails, Nunez recommends maximizing the look with a full-coverage, solid-colored base.

If you want to leave it to the pros, bring a few reference photos to your manicurist.

But both Lippmann and Nunez say its a completely doable design for beginners.

Lippmann recommends simplifying your designs into basic shapes.

For example, the cards are just rectangles and dice are just squares with dots, she says.

(Youll just need adetail brushor two to get it done.)

Get the Look

One last tip from the pros: Nail stickers are always an option.

Nail decals are an easy way to get the look in half the time, says Nunez.

For every single casino-inspired design you could ever need, try theTsumekira x Tokyo Spice Vegas Baby!

Step 1:Prep.

All manicures last the longest on a prepped base.

Step 2:Prime.

confirm to also go underneath your nails, she says.

Once thats dry, apply your base coat.

Step 3:Paint.

Your base is entirely up to you.

I love polishing each nail a different shade, she says.

Use two coats of each shade for a fully opaque base.

Or, you might keep your base layer a single shade and switch up the designs on top.

Step 4:Design.

Decals, dots, or hand-painted shapes: the choice is yours.

To play off her mismatched base, Lippmann shuffles around the same three colors to create contrasting designs.

Step 5:Seal.

To keep your casino nails looking fresh, dont forget to lock them in with your favorite top coat.