Claws Out! The Hautest Nails From Fashion Month

The Spring 2015 show had plenty of leather, and the vampy red nail varnish only added to the dominatrix beauty look.

There were many different nail colors coming down the Chanel catwalk, but this muted periwinkle was one of our favorite shades for Spring.

Flaming Rose Studio Lacquer by MAC Cosmetics matched the bright red lips on the Emanuel Ungaro runway.

The talons were painted white and yellow for Jean Paul Gaultier's final ready-to-wear show.

Freckles and a purposefully scratched manicure made this Vivienne Westwood beauty look unique.

We're jonesing for a candy apple thanks to this bright red manicure on the Olympia Le-Tan runway.

The MAC Cosmetics team pulled off an origami nail art design backstage at Kenzo.

Red nails were an unexpected addition to this primarily plum makeup look at the Tsumori Chisato show.

This metallic manicure counts as neutral in our eyes. The subtle negative-space design matches anything, especially the bright shades in the Zadig & Voltaire collection.

Each model at Christian Wijnants had the all-seeing eye and delta symbol stenciled on her palms. It's not quite nail art, but close enough.

Every manicure was different on the Manish Arora runway. Nail artist Marian Newman with MAC Cosmetics came up with these psychedelic designs, which she dubbed "Barbie on acid."

The moody plum eye makeup at Guy Laroche was complemented with an inky black manicure.

Red nail polish is forever a classic, and the bright hue contrasted with the blacks and whites in Roland Mouret's clothing collection.

Alexis Mabille was inspired by boxing for her Spring collection, but this metallic gunmetal manicure is something you'd never see in the ring.

Moody black nail polish may seem like a Fall nail trend, but it's never too early to go goth. This particular manicure from Antonio Marras had a U-shaped nude design near the cuticle.

Even though the models wore a bold fuchsia lipstick on the runway, the manicure was a contrasting poppy-red hue.

The metallic nail trend will never end, and this pearlescent polish at Laura Biagiotti is the perfect way to make it work for Spring.

Since the models were mimicking Barbie on the Moschino runway, the nails had to be hot pink.

A thin coat of glitter made these bare digits more exciting at Au Jour le Jour.

The manicure at Dsquared2 featured a mirrored, metallic finish.

Blue was the primary color theme on the Armani runway, so of course the tips were painted a navy shade.

Antonio Marras wanted a collegiate feel to his models for Spring 2015, so he selected a bright white for nails and a yellow for toes.

It looks like these designs were drawn on with Sharpie, but Katie Jane Hughes used Butter London Union Jack Black over a creamy base coat called Nails 999.

Maybelline New York nail polishes in Watery Waste and Glitter It were the base of this glittery Ashish manicure. Then, nail artist Michelle Humphrey added an assortment of 3D gems for a disco ball manicure.

Butter London Yummy Mummy was topped with a gold glitter called Dubs to get this glittering ombré manicure.

Manicurist Michelle Humphrey used a pure white polish called Winter Baby by Maybelline New York on the models at Osman.

Dark half teal and half black manicures stood out at Giles.

This bright orange manicure was the icing on the cake for this gorgeous runway beauty look.

Sophy Robson was inspired by the sparkly sandals in the House of Holland collection for this two-toned manicure. The toes were done in a similar pink glitter design.

Ami Streets came up with this floral nail art for the J. JS Lee show. Each nail had a pressed violet over a creamy off-white polish called Frosting by Orly (coming in Spring 2015).

Jenni Draper used L'Oréal nail hues to create this slate gray manicure that blended in next to the amazing rings on the Julien Macdonald runway.

Nail artist Naomi Gonzalez created this chained manicure look using polishes from The Body Shop.

Jenni Draper complemented the flushed pink hues in the Erdem makeup with a blushing pink manicure that was merely a stain.