Harriet Westmoreland basically invented the milky-pink mani—she says *this* nail trend is about to take over

Alison Toby wears a beige wool oversized jacket from Patou, a beige wool t-shirt from Patou, beige wool shorts from Patou, a beige matte leather shiny leather handbag from Celine with sheer brown nails

As a beauty editor, there are few people I trust more in this industry than celebrity manicurist Harriet Westmoreland. She has, in my opinion, single handedly transformed the world of manicures. It is thanks to her that some of the most popular nail trends of the past five or so years have become what they have. 

Her milky manicures on Rosie Huntington-Whiteley made the trend rise to popularity to such an extent that classic French manicure bases such as OPI Bubble Bath and CND Bouquet have become some of the most highly requested shades in salons across the country. Her signature 'skinny' French manicure has also become a mainstay in the top nail trends charts. She took the concept of manicures and made them high-end and chic, even incorporating luxury skincare products from the likes of Augustinus Bader and La Mer into her services.