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Sofia Wylie may be one of the stars of Netflix's "The School For Good and Evil," but the star of her premiere-night look on Oct. 18 was the glazed-doughnut manicure [2] that she wore for the red carpet.

At first glance, Wylie's nails were reminiscent of the milk-bath trend [3] that we've been seeing lately. They were painted a sheer milky-white shade [4] void of the dried flowers that some versions of the look incorporate, allowing her natural nail color to peek through. However, a dusting of chrome powder [5] gave it a finishing touch and set the look apart.

The salon-only OPI Tinman Can Chrome Powder [6] has been the key product at the center of the glazed-doughnut-nail craze. Hailey Bieber [7] catapulted the look to fame when she mentioned it in her now-signature concoction. Since then, the manicure has taken on a life of its own and has been replicated by the likes of Vanessa Hudgens [8], Addison Rae, and now Wylie.

Take a closer look at the actor's nails below.

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