15 Orange Nail Art Designs That Are Actually Really Cute

Colorful French tips are very “in” this year, and you can even achieve this pretty look by @ellielouisenails at home with these colorful French tip markers and these celestial star stickers.

These bright orange nails by @beautyspace_charlotte have some sneaky ghosts on them. It’s subtle, but so cute. This orange color polish is a close match to the orange base that this designer used. The ghosts may seem difficult to do on yourself, but this liner brush should make it easier.

Stickers really make this nail design achievable, adn if you don’t have the steadiest hand, you can decorate a pair of press-on almond nails first and then apply them to your own nail beds.

This orange nail design is so different from the rest. Not only are they festive, but @nailartbysophia added an eye-catching feature of a multicolor chrome layer on top, which you can do yourself with a thin layer of this Sally Hansen polish in the option “multicolor.”

These hippie-ish nails by @nailsby.alejandra are bright in a way that summer nails usually are, but they’re also Halloween focused so they really work for this season. The same liner brush could be used to draw the ghosts and the lines on the accent finger, and these dotting pens could be used to make the ghosts’ eyes and the flowers they’re holding.

For these nails by Twitter user @DangTra80269796, you’ll want to start out with these nail tips. You can paint them before or after you press them into place. This shade by Sally Hansen would be perfect for the orange parts, and the rest can be done with any black and white polishes you have lying around.

There’s something different happening on each of these nail beds by @spellbound.nails, which makes them so fun. Painting those tiny designs can be difficult, but no worries — you can press these stickers on instead if you want.

These Halloween nails by @rochanails are basically just French tips, but with a design over them to add some flare. These extra long clear acrylic nails would be great for these designs, which you can pull off with these pens as well. If it’s too out of your comfort zone, but you want Mickey on your nails, these stickers are great.

Don’t let these nails by @rochanails fool you — they can definitely be done at home. They’re a bit different than the others, though, because you’ll need these confetti leaves, which you can seal onto the nails with clear, sealing polish.

With this sparkly orange nail polish, star stickers, bat stickers, and ghost stickers, you can achieve these nails designed by @spellbound.nails. Don’t forget to add a clear top coat to really make them shine.

These ones from @vernisrange on Twitter are a little bit more simple, but just as adorable. You can draw Jack O’Lantern faces on all of your nails, or just some, depending on your preference and how much time you have. These thin black nail pens should help you draw the little faces and avoid making them too big.

These orange gradient nails by @spellbound.nails highlights the designs but brings in the orange and black color scheme of the holiday. Use these ombré sponges and these stickers to do this at home.

These clear acrylic press ons will be a great help for this nail look. Two of them should have a base coat of white with gold glitter nail polish toward the cuticles, and the other two should have a light shade of sparkly orange and a darker shade.

These French nails by @agrlndhrnalbrsh on Twitter are creepy looking, with orange tips instead of white and scarecrow style stitching right under them. These fine point markers should help to create the detailed lines on these almond-shaped nails.

This look really requires you to pack on the sparkles to at least two of the nails, which this dip powder set could help with. It also has all of the other colors needed for the set, so it’s perfect. After that, all you need is a gold leaf nail sticker.