Jennifer Lopez’s Micro French Soap Nails Are the Epitome of High Fashion

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Let’s be honest—anytime Jennifer Lopez hits a red carpet or a star-studded premiere, you know we’re going to leave fed with hair, makeup and nail ideas from our resident quiet luxury superstar. Last week at the premiere for Goodnight, and Good Luck on Broadway starring none other than George Clooney, JLo stepped out in a sexy yet sophisticated black velvet gown and billowing white cape ensemble, but the real star of the show was her manicure, which featured not one but two of the season’s hottest nail trends.

JLo’s Micro French Soap Nails Steal the Show at Clooney’s Broadway Premiere

As beauty lovers, we’re always appreciating a good red-carpet look top to bottom, but our eyes are also keyed in on the smaller details, namely, our favorite stars’ manicure of choice. Jennifer Lopez has always been a fan of a subtle, soapy manicure, and her set for the Goodnight, and Good Luck premiere featured her go-to glossy pink, but also folded in a micro French tip so slim it might take the cake for skinniest French mani ever.

Jennifer Lopez micro French manicure
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For the big night on Broadway, celebrity nail artist Elle Gerstein honed in on the barely-there micro French trend, turning to Aprés Gel’s Baby’s Breath ($15) and I Vow to You ($15) for the ultra-thin tip and uber glossy base, respectively. The cherry on top of this nail trend? The oval shape of Lopez’s soapy micro French nails, which allow the style to really shine through.

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