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Donald Trump reportedly replaced the furniture Melania chose for the White House
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StyleLifestyle NewsTrump manicure is a big hit at this Russian nail salon
Nail Sunny is a Moscow-based salon founded by two sisters, Eleonora and Arina Movsisian, five years ago. But in the past few months, the salon has garnered worldwide attention for its pop-culture and politically infused nail art designs — depicting everyone from Donald Trump to the Kardashians. While I was in Moscow for Fashion Week Russia, I had the opportunity to visit Nail Sunny, meet the founders, and try out a manicure for myself. I spoke to Eleonora about one of the salon’s most divisive designs: Donald Trump. The nail art was originally created in January 2017 to congratulate Trump on his inauguration. The Nail Sunny team gave Yahoo Lifestyle an exclusive inside look at how they intricately hand-paint their Trump design. (See the full creation come to life in the video above.) “I respect him as a person, and I’m very, very happy that today the U.S. president is him,” Eleonora tells Yahoo Lifestyle. “He’s a man and he is a true businessman, and he knows the way to make your country be successful.” She gushes about first lady Melania Trump too: “And also we love so much Melania. She looks like a traditional Russian woman. A Russian woman spends a lot of time on beauty, so that’s why we love her so much, like the Kardashians.” One of Nail Sunny’s biggest viral hits this year was a 3D nail design of Kylie Jenner and daughter Stormi’s first photo together, which received more than 2 million likes. The Movsisian sisters are big fans of the Kardashian family and are Armenian as well. The women often look to the Kardashian family for inspiration, like their twerking Kim Kardashian and pregnant Khloé Kardashian nail designs. Although Eleonora herself is not the artist on these larger-than-life designs, she is the creative mind behind them. In the case of Kylie Jenner and Stormi, Eleonora sent the idea to her top nail artist, Natalya Baranova, to re-create the image immediately after Jenner posted the photo on Instagram. She directed Baranova to “‘make the hands move. Make it realistic,'” Eleonora tells Yahoo Lifestyle. The design process took one day to prep and another 12 hours to create. “Her skills are out of this world,” says the salon co-owner. When I asked Eleonora what she loves most about the Kardashians, she says, “Everything! They’re representative of beauty … all over the world. We love them and respect them, and that’s why we always choose the Kardashian family for our 3D [designs].” With Eleonora’s long wavy hair, contoured makeup, and affinity for luxury fashion, it’s hard to deny the similarities between her and Kim K. The Kardashians and Donald Trump designs offer just a glimpse into the salon’s vast design repertoire. The Nail Sunny team has created extreme designs of Lupita Nyong’o in Black Panther, the 2018 Olympic torch, and my favorite, Louis Vuitton x Supreme. It is the latter design that I chose to try out for myself. The entire process took three hours and cost only $40 for a hand-painted gel manicure. I kept the manicure on for three weeks afterward. To my surprise, my nails looked just as lustrous as they did when I first got them painted. The manicure truly gave me the most “supreme” nails I’ve ever had.
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