But August's Vogue shows Karlie Kloss wearing a black-and-tan manicure, with some definitely pointy filed tips.
Would gentle readers try this black-and-tanicure for fall, with or without the long points?
**If you want a piece of Chumley's, Rick Kelly at Carmine Street Guitars is making knotty-pine telecasters from that fabled speakeasy's wood.
And if you want the black-and-tanicure, it was done by Yuna Park at Streeters.
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Probably no to the black and tan, but most definitely NO to the pointy nails.
I'm not keen on manicures at all, and def. NOT a fan of pointed nails. Love me a black and tan, though, although I generally prefer the Guinness straight. The term reminds me of times in Yorkshire, visiting the rellies
Black and Tan has another meaning in British/Irish history:
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/irelands-war-of-independence-the-chilling-story-of-the-black-and-tans-475005.html
I didn't know it was also a drink!
Oh dear, oh dear! The black and tan I know is made by layering dark beer (usually Guinness) with a pale ale. . .
I love it and am loving pointy nails too. I told my manicurist that she has to glue some tips on to me one of these days -- I have to experience it at least once!
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