Forget the boring nude nail that often pops up during Fashion Month. We're inspired by these 11 nail art designs straight from the catwalk.

These vertical stripes are easy to recreate. Start with a black base and stripe on a metallic silver polish freehand.

These red, white and blue nails were clearly inspired by the prints from the collection. Start with a bold red base and use a striping brush to create the white and blue floral design.

These tips were created using actual fishnets. CND's Candice Manacchio told us to use fabric glue - not nail glue - when adhering fishnets (or any other fabrics) to your nails.

This teal moon mani is easy to recreate with paper reinforcements from the office supply store.

"The pinkie finger and ring finger were pierced with painted 'hippy' charms in black, flouro green and pink that I created and sprayed by hand. These were also echoed in the amazing head pieces that some of the girls wore," said Marian Newman for CND.

Create a not-so-typical French manicure with two thin stripes of bold colors. This manicure was painted using rich jewel tones over a nude base.

Rainbow bright colors for hair and makeup might not translate to the real world, but the colorful manicure designed by Celebrity Dashing Diva Pro Manicurist Pattie Yankee is totally wearable (and easy to DIY). She used Nail Bliss Bling Nails Rainbow appliqué, which you can get for $5 at folica.com.

We love how the tribal-inspired body art also made its way to fingertips at Vivienne Westwood's Red Label showing.

Deborah Lippmann created this polka dotted manicure by simply dotting the end of the regular nail polish brush over black polish. The haphazard, not perfectly uniform spots add an element of whimsy.

The colorful houndstooth patterns on nails echoed prints in the collection.

Color block your nails using tape to create a crisp line. We like the use of positive and negative space at L.A.M.B.