We discussed the best outfits, we looked at museum-worthy glamour. Now? Now it’s time to talk about stunning Met Gala manicures. The stars didn’t play it safe when it came to last night’s gorgeous looks (Lisa! Rihanna! Anok!), but still, nail design played a big role when it came to serving up the drama. I screenshot a lot of manicures to save for my next salon appointment, but one widespread trend really left me speechless: “dipped” nails. See below for all the amazing details and how I’d personally be wearing it this summer\u2014trust me, it’s more wearable than you think.<\/p>\n (Image credit: Taylor Hill\/Getty Images)<\/p>\n<\/figure>\n The trend started with Ashley Graham, who arrived on the carpet with chrome nails and spray-painted silver fingers. It’s as if she’s dipped her nails in a pot of silver paint \u2013 quite a subtle nod to the Fashion Is Art dress code. according to circulation<\/em><\/a>His painting tips specifically pay tribute to sculpture artists who dedicated their lives and hands to their art. Aesthetically speaking, I also can’t help but notice how Graham’s nails provide a stunning juxtaposition with her minimalist, nude Di Petsa dress and fresh, deep makeup, courtesy of celebrity makeup artist kabuki<\/u><\/a>.<\/p>\n Next up, we have Tessa Thompson, who created a dunked nail look in deep Klein blue. Thompson herself said, “I was really inspired by the idea of \u200b\u200bwhat it would look like if you dipped your hand in some paint.” told <\/u>entertainment tonight<\/em><\/u><\/a> At The Mark Hotel. Even the nails were made to resemble paint dripping from the ends, with long, long streaks of color hanging from the nail plate.<\/p>\n Article continues below