The mismatched nail trend is alive and well in 2020, thanks to manicures like this one from Rebecca Minkoff. Manicurist Gina Edwards used press-on nails in various orange tones, including ones from Rebecca Minkoff's upcoming KISS Nails collection

Inspired by a stroll through the park, KISS showed off two of the styles launching in the Rebecca Minkoff x ImPRESS collection coming in spring. The collection will feature six different styles created by Minkoff.

For the Alice and Olivia show, lead manicure Gina Edwards wanted nails to be fun, edgy, and above all cool. To achieve this vibe, she chose a few different options from KISS Nails, including its ImPRESS Press-on Manicure Couture Collection Nails in Lavish and Salon Color Acrylic Nails in black. Then, to elevate the look, a few accents were added, including the brand's Luxe Accents Stickers in Charm Bracelet.

Designer Rebecca Minkoff chose blue and orange pastel press-on nails, which she designed for KISS, to evoke springtime feelings. This also marks the launch of the Rebecca Minkoff x ImPRESS Manicure Collection, which will feature six styles designed by Minkoff herself. Be sure to look out for it later this year.

Very Penny Lane, no? -B.C.

More is more when it comes to embellishments at Alice & Olivia. The masterminds at KISS chose a coffin nail shape and black polish as a base, adorned with rhinestones and gold jewels. "I wanted to celebrate the playfulness yet edgy feel of the collection with fierce embellished nails," said the manicurist Gina Edwards.

The beauty look was completed with incredible nails designed by KISS Products Lead Manicurist Gina Edwards, who used the imPRESS Press-On Manicure Couture Collection Nails in Lavish and the KISS Salon Color Acrylic Nails as the base for the style.

She then added boho embellishments using the KISS Luxe Accents Sticker in Charm Bracelet for a funky 70s-inspired finish.

We're done with nude nails, at least for now. For years the runways dictated a pared-back, neutral-nude nail - which we like, don't get us wrong - but there's something so intriguing about going full-out. We're talking embellishments, 3-D accessories, and bold, dark and fun color stories. It's maximalism at its finest and it's an exciting break from minimalist hues and barely-there designs. Examples this season include The Blonds and Alice + Olivia (pictured above). Using gem tones and actual gems, Gina Edwards, the lead manicurist for KISS, created nail looks inspired by the 1970s rock glam era. She used ImPRESS Press-on Manicure Couture Collection Nails in Lavish ($11) and KISS Salon Acrylic Nails ($6). The accents were handcrafted using Luxe Accents Sticker in Charm Bracelets ($3).

The nails kept in line with the '70s style, with some of the designs nearly resembling the cover of Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon. All the nails were done with the imPRESS' Press-On Manicure Couture Collection -- they featured a matte black base with some metallic detailing and gems on top. Some of the models' nails were decked out with gem-covered manicures while others had a more minimal look featuring just one or two accent nails, as pictured above.