Sabrina Carpenter is the second. Past her extremely female, candy trend decisions and relatable lyrics, we love Sabrina for her consistency—particularly in relation to her nails. She commonly places a modern spin on traditional kinds specifically, her go-to French manicure.

On June 6, Carpenter launched her highly-anticipated, “Please Please Please” music video. The story follows the acquainted good lady meets unhealthy boy trope the place Carpenter is evolving however her accomplice isn’t. Starring Irish actor Barry Keoghan, the video additionally served as a hard-launch for the duo’s rumored relationship. Whereas the web was centered on her co-star, we have been distracted by her studded Fench manicure. 

The video begins with a scene of the Espresso Queen being launched from jail when she has a love-at-first sight second with an incoming inmate. The next scenes present Keoghan’s bad-boy tendencies ending in a number of arrests, every time with Carpenter selecting him up from jail in a distinct outfit. She transitions from an excited girlfriend wanting to hug her accomplice to an irritated one rolling her eyes. However don’t be concerned, she comes out on high in the long run. 

We bought the very best take a look at her cutesy mani when she’s testing Keoghan’s bruised eye from a brawl within the earlier scene. For the Quentin Tarantino-esque music video, Sabrina wore her conventional French suggestions at a protracted size. Probably the work of her go-to nail artist, Zola Ganzorist, she went with an almond form, with a traditional nude base and white tip. Little crystals are positioned at random round every nail. The studs have a dreamy impact that is completely according to her girly aesthetic.

The nails and glam have been each constant in every scene. Make-up artist Kali Kennedy, put collectively a glowy glam with pink blush and a dramatic cat-eye for Sabrina’s seems. Her lips have been lined and stuffed in with a shiny, mauve shade. She does put on two different lip seems: within the first scene she applies the Prada Magnificence Balm in Astral Pink ($50), and within the remaining scene she wears pink lipstick, a testomony to taking her energy again within the story. Hair stylist Evanie Frausto styled Sabrina’s blonde hair in tender, voluminous curls and in a single scene, a messy updo harking back to Pamela Anderson.

Directed by Bardia Zeinali, the video has doubtlessly furthered Sabrina’s climb to icon standing. Followers, together with Bella Hadid, have reacted on each platform possible. “Please Please Please” is among the songs on her eighth album, “Brief N’ Candy” which releases August 23.