Michelle Phan's Best Nail Art Looks Open Up a World of Magic

Phan posted a series of photos of her nails that featured hand-painted stars on a peach-pink base.

"Nails are ready for Halloween," Phan said in her caption for her photo of her dark nail art. The nails were mismatched with smoky designs and negative space (a clear or flesh-toned base polish).

Phan posted numerous photos of her clear jelly nails, which had 3-D embellishments and one crescent moon-shaped gem.

In Phan's video showcasing her brands's serum blushes, fans were able to view her intricate, mismatched nail art. It featured different designs, including an illustration of an eye, Japanese characters on her thumb, and geometric shapes.

Phan posted a photo of her manga-inspired nail art on her Instagram. Manga refers to Japanese comic books.

Phan's pistachio-coloured nails are just as magical as her replica of Sailor Venus's wand from Sailor Moon.

Phan had on a "grey space" nail polish colour (a hue from a family of grey shades one nail expert called this year's most "calming" nail trend) with studs trailing up its centre.

Phan gave her followers a glimpse of her abstract nail art with a close-up selfie.

Phan updated the classic french manicure by using a metallic blue polish for her base and a navy blue hue for her tips.

Phan showed her fans how to create heart-shaped designs using a bandaid in one of her YouTube posts.

Phan took a mirror selfie with her neon green manicure and a neon pink accent nail.

Phan's metallic red manicure had a shimmering gold accent nail.

Phan used a Ciate Sequinned Manicure kit (which has since been discontinued) to create her sparkling nail look.

Phan had a nail art look featured muted hues splattered across each nail.

Phan also created bright version of her paint splatter nail art.

In 2012, Phan took her followers through a tutorial on how to create Claud Monet-inspired nail art.

Phan's accent nail for her dark manicure had an abstract design created with negative space.

Phan coated her nails with beads that looked like sprinkles in 2012.