If you live on the East Coast, you are likely still buried under a few feet of snow and feel like it's never going to get warm again, right? But it will be nice out again at some point, and we'll have days full of sandal-wearing and punchy nail-polish hues. And Christian Louboutin is here to remind us of just that.The shoe-man-turned-beauty-giant is releasing two limited-edition nail-lacquer sets for spring. Each coffret boasts the Hawaii Kawaii print — a design that Louboutin came up with to capture the color and whimsy of '50s-era Hawaii. And tucked inside each little box is a trio of some of the brand's best-selling nail polishes. But this time, they're mini — a first for Louboutin.
Each kit retails for $90. When you consider the fact that the normal-sized polishes go for $50 a pop, that's not a bad deal. Scoot on over to the brand's website to scoop one up before they're gone. Grass skirt optional.
The first coffret is in white, and contains a trio of hues ranging from vampy wine to sophisticated turquoise.
Christian Louboutin Hawaii Kawaii Collection 1, $90, available at Christian Louboutin.
Very Privé is a deep-wine hue, perfect all year 'round.
This blue, inspired by "the timeless beauty of Paris," is called Batignolles. C'est chic!
Looking for a party-ready coral? Miss Loubi is for you.
The black coffret's colors are a little darker and richer. And bonus — you get a super-versatile black polish. Score.
Christian Louboutin Hawaii Kawaii Collection 2, $90, available at Christian Louboutin.
Popi is named for (and inspired by) poppies, which are Christian Louboutin's favorite flowers.
Hot-pink, anyone? This one is called Bengali.
Wear Khol on its own, or as a cool accent to the bright shades in this collection.
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