Long square acrylic nails have officially graduated from basic manicure to full statement piece. The shape hits that sweet spot between elegance and edge—sharp enough to look intentional, long enough to actually make an impact.
Oxblood Burgundy with Velvet Matte That Actually Photographs Well
This oxblood shade is what happens when burgundy grows up and stops trying so hard. The velvet matte finish gives it depth without looking flat, and honestly? It photographs better than most glossy versions. Perfect for fall but works year-round if you pair it with the right wardrobe.
Glazed Ceramic Lavender That Catches Light Like Glass
Pale lavender with that ceramic aura shimmer—it’s what Korean nail art does best. The glaze catches light at different angles, creating dimension that plain shimmer never achieves. Wear this to brunch or a gallery opening and watch people ask for your nail tech’s contact.
Sage Green with Satin Semi-Matte (Not Your Basic Green)
Muted sage with just enough shimmer to avoid looking chalky. The satin finish gives you that in-between texture that’s easier to maintain than full matte. This shade works surprisingly well with gold jewelry and looks expensive against neutral tones.
Porcelain Matte That’s Softer Than Pure White
Pale porcelain instead of stark white—way more forgiving and actually wearable. The powder matte finish keeps it modern, and the length makes it feel polished without screaming « look at my nails. » Pairs with literally everything in your closet.
Burgundy Chrome That’s Bold Without Being Tacky
Wine burgundy with mirror chrome finish—this is chrome done right. The metallic catches fluorescent light beautifully, which means it actually works for real life (not just Instagram). The square shape keeps it from looking too over-the-top.
Porcelain with Subtle Aura Shimmer for Everyday Wear
Another take on porcelain, but this time with satin aura shimmer that’s barely there. The semi-matte finish means it won’t show every fingerprint, and the length feels substantial without being impractical. This is the « I have my life together » manicure.
Dusty Mauve with Velvet Matte and Iridescent Finish
Mauve that leans cool-toned with both matte texture and iridescent shimmer—it’s a finish combo that shouldn’t work but absolutely does. The velvet matte base gives you depth, while the aura shimmer adds just enough interest. Perfect for evening events or anywhere you want your hands noticed.
Mustard Matte That’s Warmer Than Expected
Warm mustard with powder matte finish—this one’s for people who want something different but not outrageous. The square shape balances the boldness of the color, and the matte texture keeps it sophisticated. Surprisingly wearable with black, camel, and denim.
Caramel with Metallic Foil (Not Your Average Beige)
Caramel with metallic foil finish—think bronze but warmer. The foil shimmer catches light differently than chrome or glitter, giving you that expensive jewelry effect. This shade works especially well against deeper skin tones and looks intentional year-round.
Deep Emerald Matte for Maximum Drama
Jewel-tone emerald with powder matte finish—this is what confidence looks like on your fingertips. The green reads as luxe instead of dated, and the square shape keeps it modern. Pair it with gold jewelry and watch the whole look come together.
Coral Pink Jelly That’s Translucent Perfection
Warm coral in translucent jelly finish—light refracts through the layers, creating that peachy prism effect. The jelly texture makes the length look less severe, and the color flatters basically every skin tone. This is summer nails that actually last into fall.
Classic French Tips with Pearl Shimmer (Not Your Mom’s French)
Snow white tips on milky ivory with pearl shimmer—this is the French manicure that actually looks current. The long square shape gives it more impact than traditional almond tips, and the pearl finish keeps it from looking flat. Perfect for weddings or any event where you want polished without boring.
Teal with Matte Powder Aura for Cool-Toned Perfection
Deep teal blue-green with matte powder and aura shimmer—this shade sits right between blue and green without committing to either. The matte base keeps it wearable while the aura shimmer adds depth. Great for people who want color but don’t want to look like they’re trying too hard.
Dusty Rose High-Gloss for That Wet Shine Effect
Muted dusty rose with high-gloss wet shine finish—it’s like your nails just came out of the salon every single day. The gloss reflects light beautifully, and the rose tone is universally flattering. This is the low-maintenance look that appears high-maintenance.
Ivory Cream with Pearl Shimmer That Looks Expensive
Pale ivory with pearl iridescent finish—light hits this and creates that liquid opal effect. The shimmer is subtle enough for professional settings but interesting enough to get compliments. Pairs especially well with silver jewelry and cool-toned outfits.
Midnight Black Velvet Matte for Maximum Edge
Inky black with velvet textured matte finish—this is the nail equivalent of a leather jacket. The matte texture gives it depth that glossy black never achieves, and the square shape keeps it sharp. Trust me, this works with everything and never looks dated.
Burgundy with Matte Aura for Dimensional Depth
Wine burgundy with powder matte base and aura shimmer—the combo gives you richness without looking heavy. The matte finish makes it wearable daily, while the aura shimmer keeps it from feeling flat. This shade photographs incredibly well in natural light.
Imperial Jade with Matte Powder and Iridescent Shimmer
Deep jade green with matte powder and aura iridescence—it’s what emerald wants to be when it grows up. The finish combination gives you sophistication with just enough shimmer to keep it interesting. Wear this with gold hardware and you’re set.
Burnt Orange Jelly for Translucent Warmth
Clay burnt orange in translucent jelly finish—the color feels earthy without looking muddy, and the jelly texture makes it less intense. Light refracts through the layers, creating that amber prism effect. Perfect for fall but honestly works whenever you want warmth on your fingertips.
Burgundy Jelly for Deep Translucent Drama
Wine burgundy in jelly translucent finish—light passes through the layers, giving you depth that opaque burgundy can’t achieve. The jelly texture softens the intensity of the color while keeping the richness. This works surprisingly well under tungsten light, which most burgundy shades don’t.
Soft Lavender with Satin Semi-Matte Aura
Pale lavender with satin semi-matte and aura iridescent shimmer—this is lavender for people who think lavender is too sweet. The satin finish keeps it sophisticated, and the aura shimmer adds dimension without sparkle. Looks especially good against velvet textures and darker fabrics.
Icy Pastel Blue Chrome for Futuristic Edge
Pastel blue with chrome mirror metallic finish—this is what futuristic nails actually look like. The metallic reflects light sharply, creating that liquid metal effect. The square shape keeps it from looking too costume-y, and the blue tone reads as cool rather than cold.
Champagne Gold with Glazed Ceramic for Liquid Luxury
Champagne gold with glazed ceramic and aura iridescent shimmer—this finish combination is what happens when nail art gets expensive. The glaze gives you that wet-look depth, while the aura shimmer adds dimension. Perfect for any occasion where you want your nails to look like jewelry.
Long square acrylics work because the shape gives you clean edges without the impracticality of stiletto tips. Keep the length consistent, maintain the sharp corners, and choose finishes that match your actual lifestyle—not just what looks good in photos.
