Vintage Polish Days !!!!

It's time for Polish Days!!Great theme,awesome designs and lot of fun for everyone who decide to join this event.The creator is Hannah aka Polly Polish  and that's how she describes her self - "a twenty-something part Australian, part English lady living in London. This blog serves as a justification for her vast and ever growing collection of nail polishes."

Hannah,sweetie,thank you!!!

So to the theme - 

" Maybe you’re one of those annoyingly lucky people who own some heavenly vintage polishes that you want to crack open (not literally) and make the rest of us jealous, or maybe you too have a soft spot for doilies. Perhaps you’re inspired by a particular decade or trend. As long as there’s some connection to the past it’ll fit right in with this months theme!"

My inspiration came from a photo I've found long ago searching for something different and sweet to recreate on my nails.It's made by Majsa Agi.

 I fall in love at the moment I saw her cute little girls and now I'm happy to share mine with you..

 My vintage lovelies:

 - Melly 52 - one of my oldest treasures.The most beautiful and opaque grey I have.

 - Ruby Rose 50 - also old but close to my heart,gorgeous light grey with subtle duochrome effect from blue to violet.Sadly I couldn't catch this beauty with my camera.

 - Essence Black and White 01 Make me holo - duochrome topcoat also in blue to violet shades.I put a coat of it over the Melly grey.Simply magnificient.  
Enjoy all this beauty down bellow....
  

Just before Christmas...

I woke up this morning and  what do you think I saw outside -  snow,snow,snow.....So I decide to put something snowy on my nails - Ruby rose #50 with a little decoration...it's not as snowy as I want it to be but .....

 It's very tender light shade of steel grey with pearl finish.Have great opacity - two coats are definitely enough.This Ruby needs lots of sun light to show its beauty but we are not so petty,right?:)))
I put this Ruby on all my nails exept the ring fingers - for them I decide to make something more shiny..I started with Catherine Arley 805 - awesome black hologram -one thick coat / sorry,but forgot to take pics..next time I won't be so scattered /.

Step 2 - one coat of Art de Lautrec scale effect with thiny white glitters.  I thinks it's calling 'layering'..not quite sure...





 





While I was waiting first coat to dry I put a rhinestone on every Ruby-polished nail.Btw - these are all the members of today mani group hihiiii..

 After the Lautrec coat I put a Moda glitter one - look on the left:)))..nothing special and outstanding...silver glitter particles in jelly base.
One coat again .

 Step....don't remember the number - last coat of glitter - one no name sweetie from no name brand:)))))...but looks gorgeous on nails / should take some pics of it /....And while the polish was still wet I put some dry white glitter which became turqouise after I put the topcoat....it's not soooo bad...This dry glitter is all over me including in my hair / red as you see in the top of the page / and I look incredible nad shiny hahahhahaahaaa just kidding:))))).
And finally of course 2 coats of Golden rose Quick Dry - I think it's time for me to buy Seche Vite........

  The result:

Hope you like it - no matter it's as snowy as hot coffee hihihiiiiiii....see ya soon!