Nail Art History 101: Byzantine Mosaics with CrowsToes and Sephora Formula X

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Today’s post is the first in the Nail Art History 101 series, which showcases manis inspired by real art (because I can’t help myself). As you can see, on the left is a mosaic of Byzantine Emperor Justinian, who reigned over the empire during the sixth century. This mosaic is from the Basilica of San Vitale in Ravenna, Italy (which has a ton of amazing mosaics and some of my favorite architecture).

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The nails (oh right, them) were done with two coats of CrowsToes “Indian Summer” (which I think makes a great Tyrian purple), with two extra coats of Sephora Formula X “Love Chemistry” on the accent nail playing the role of golden mosaics.

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