15 Lilac Nail Ideas That Will Make You the Dreamiest Girl on the Block

Within the purple color palette, there are many pretty shades to peruse. For those who prefer pastels, lilac is a dreamy hue worth considering. The pale purple shade looks stunning no matter how it's worn, but it looks especially lovely on nails. Lilac polish has a soft, chic vibe and can be incorporated into your look in various ways, depending on your style. If you're a minimalist, a simple French manicure is the perfect route. For maximalists, a lilac mismatched manicure or swirly design will put the color on full display. Ahead, find 15 lilac nail ideas to inspire your next look.

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Classic Lilac Nails

If you're not in the mood for nail art, just go with a solid lilac manicure. The shade is stunning on its own, after all. Complete your look with a top coat to ensure your purple polish remains vibrant.

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Lilac French Tips

It doesn't get more classic than a French manicure. But for a modern twist, swap out the white polish for lilac. Don't forget to add a heart accent to one nail for a sweet finishing touch.

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Lilac Heart Tips

For another fresh take on French, opt for heart-shaped tips instead of the classic arches. When done in a pale purple hue, a heart-shaped French mani is simply stunning.

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Abstract Lilac and Pink Nails

It's well established that pink and purple are a dynamic color combo. This abstract manicure only emphasizes that fact, featuring both colors and tons of negative space.

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Shimmery Lilac Aura Nails

Aura manicures always offer an ethereal vibe. This one, in particular, feels extra magical with its shimmery lilac center.

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Lilac Chrome Nails

For a simpler approach to the lilac nail trend, stick with a solid chrome manicure. Apply a chrome powder on top of your chosen purple polish and you're all set with the perfect iridescent manicure.

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Lilac Stiletto Nails

This look is sharp—in more ways than one. From the pointed tips to the glass-like texture of the nails, everything about this manicure is ultra-cool.

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Textured Lilac Nails

Adding texture to your nails instantly turns a basic manicure into a work of art. In this case, a bit of velvet detailing transforms this ombré lilac look.

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Chrome Star Lilac Nails

Give your French manicure a little sparkle. Scattering gold chrome stars across each nail adds an extra glamorous touch to the set.

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Purple Swirl Nails

Swirl nails are naturally fun and playful, but the right lineup of colors can make the design pop even more. A mixture of purple tones—from lilac to indigo—give this swirly set a bold look.

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Lilac Accent Nails

If you don't want an all-over lilac look, use the color as an accent. Situated between butter yellow and pink, lilac adds a splashy accent to this set. It's the perfect spring mani, might we add.

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Lilac Mismatched Nails

Don't be afraid to tap into your inner child and get creative with your set. For the most unique look, opt for a mismatched manicure. Draw inspiration from this mani and incorporate French tips and hearts.

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Purple Gradient Nails

For a gradient manicure with tons of personality, play around with different berry tones. Start with the richest shade on your thumb and end with lilac on your pinky.

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Lilac and Pink Aura Nails

Here's another way to sport the ever-trendy aura manicure. Start with a lilac base and top it off with a hot pink center for the ultimate spring and summer mani.

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Shimmery Lilac Nails

A little glitter goes a long way. This lilac polish is subtly infused with shimmer, giving this manicure a soft, reflective finish. In the light, this look will look extra dazzling.

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Article written by Olivia Hancock