“Though not a color per se, I ran polka dots into the ground all summer,” Stewart says.

“Hot pink was a pretty bright color for the summer months on my skin,” Stewart says.

“I would for sure say green,” Stewart says about her favorite transitional shade. “My birthstone is peridot and my birthday is in August.”

“Black women and the color yellow are a match made in heaven,” Uwumarogie says. “It makes sense that the shade works so well on our hands and feet. It brings in the sunshine even on those overcast days.”

“I recently became obsessed with pale shades,” Uwumarogie says. “I just wore a very pale peach shade on my toes and it was perfect. Not too bright. Not too dark and giving fall. Just enough color and personality.”

“I love a deep pink or fuchsia,” Uwumarogie says. “I think it brightens up everything and gives a girlish charm to even loungewear.”

“I’m usually pretty basic when it comes to my nails: French tips, light pink, white, or red are my safety zones,” King says.

“It feels fresh and fun, and great for the transitional seasons and reminds me of my morning cup of matcha!” King says.

This shade is one of the colors my nail tech uses for my hyperrealistic French tips. It’s eggshell instead of pure white, which, when mixed with other shades, matches perfectly to my natural nail tip.

I’ve been into hyperrealistic French tips and natural nail-mimicking colors. This one is similar to “Bubble Bath,” but leans more cool and neutral for a natural nail finish.

This nail shade is viral for good reason. It’s the perfect pink-nude for a natural-looking, yet feminine finish.