Looking for ideas for what to do with your nails now that the season is about to transition from summer to fall? After all, all of these neon colors and fruit patterns aren’t exactly a fit for the cooler weather and changing leaves. So below, here is some inspiration for trendy nail art you can try out this autumn.

Golden Geometric

A soft, classic baby pink shade with clean, geometric lines of bright gold is a perfect way to transition from joyful summer to calmer fall. You can create it by using nail art tape in the color gold.

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Retro Olive and Orange

This manicure features lots of aspects that feel right for fall, from the olive and burnt orange color scheme to the vintagey checkerboard and old-school flower designs.

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Scarecrow Chic

Are you the type who likes to go all out and kitschy for their seasonal manis? Then this scarecrow-inspired fall nail look is just the thing for you. Between the yellow and burnt orange color palette, the sweet patches, and the scarecrow face accent nail, it’s sure to stand out.

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Plants are one of the best ways to decorate your home and to bring in some life and color that makes any space look better. Sure, there are the classic plants that everybody likes year-round, like the cactus and the Pothos of the world, but if you’re a true house plant connoisseur, you’re probably curious about which new plants are currently having a moment. Well, look no further, because here’s your answer.

Hoyas

The consensus is in: fall 2020’s hottest house plant is the Hoya. They come in a bunch of varieties, including linearis, carnosa, and pubiclyx, and people are swooning over their unique texture and fun blooms. The best part is that they’re super easy to care for, so you can enjoy them even if you’re the type of plant lover who generally has to stick to the more forgiving species.

String of Hearts

In recent years, people have been unable to get enough of trailing plants, and one of the trendiest for this fall is String of Hearts. Known for its delicate, heart-shaped leaves that trail long and strong, String of Hearts (Ceropegia) is a semi-succulent, so you won’t have to water it too much.

Swiss Cheese Plant

A tropical plant with a Latin name as quirky as its nickname (Monstera deliciosa), the Swiss Cheese plant is all over the place in 2020. It’s large, in charge, and loves to climb, which, combined with its characteristic fenestration (aka leaf holes), makes this one a true showstopper.

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Summer officially ends on September 21st, but we’re already anxious for fall to get here so we can enjoy all the beautiful things it offers. For many, fall actually starts with the first days of September. Your favorite coffee shop has probably already started serving pumpkin spice latte and we’re seeing the new fall collections in our favorite stores, which means it’s time to change the mindset!

There’s no reason to feel bad if you like fall staples like Ugg boots, previously mentioned delicious lattes, and infinite scarves. Even though they’re typically considered “basic”, there are good reasons why these things are universally loved, and even if you consider them your “guilty” pleasures, feel free to get excited about the seasons changing.

Whether you like these things or not, you must love the beautiful nature that’s starting to change colors during this time. It’s mesmerizing to watch the leaves turn yellow and red day after day until they eventually fall out completely, leaving bare trees to wait for the first snow.

To get you ready for the new season, we’ve collected some seasonal memes that will put a smile on your face. Share them with friends who also can’t wait for the fall to be here!

The post Fall 2020 Memes to Make You Laugh as the Leaves Start to Fall appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

Looking for ideas for what to do with your nails now that the season is about to transition from summer to fall? After all, all of these neon colors and fruit patterns aren’t exactly a fit for the cooler weather and changing leaves. So below, here is some inspiration for trendy nail art you can try out this autumn.

Golden Geometric

A soft, classic baby pink shade with clean, geometric lines of bright gold is a perfect way to transition from joyful summer to calmer fall. You can create it by using nail art tape in the color gold.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Agata (@agata.kmuk)

Retro Olive and Orange

This manicure features lots of aspects that feel right for fall, from the olive and burnt orange color scheme to the vintagey checkerboard and old-school flower designs.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Vegan•cruelty-free•nail polish (@oliveave_polish)

Scarecrow Chic

Are you the type who likes to go all out and kitschy for their seasonal manis? Then this scarecrow-inspired fall nail look is just the thing for you. Between the yellow and burnt orange color palette, the sweet patches, and the scarecrow face accent nail, it’s sure to stand out.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Juanita (@lovelyjuanita)

The post Here’s Some Nail Art Inspiration for Fall appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

Plants are one of the best ways to decorate your home and to bring in some life and color that makes any space look better. Sure, there are the classic plants that everybody likes year-round, like the cactus and the Pothos of the world, but if you’re a true house plant connoisseur, you’re probably curious about which new plants are currently having a moment. Well, look no further, because here’s your answer.

Hoyas

The consensus is in: fall 2020’s hottest house plant is the Hoya. They come in a bunch of varieties, including linearis, carnosa, and pubiclyx, and people are swooning over their unique texture and fun blooms. The best part is that they’re super easy to care for, so you can enjoy them even if you’re the type of plant lover who generally has to stick to the more forgiving species.

String of Hearts

In recent years, people have been unable to get enough of trailing plants, and one of the trendiest for this fall is String of Hearts. Known for its delicate, heart-shaped leaves that trail long and strong, String of Hearts (Ceropegia) is a semi-succulent, so you won’t have to water it too much.

Swiss Cheese Plant

A tropical plant with a Latin name as quirky as its nickname (Monstera deliciosa), the Swiss Cheese plant is all over the place in 2020. It’s large, in charge, and loves to climb, which, combined with its characteristic fenestration (aka leaf holes), makes this one a true showstopper.

The post The Trendiest Plants for Fall 2020 appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

Summer officially ends on September 21st, but we’re already anxious for fall to get here so we can enjoy all the beautiful things it offers. For many, fall actually starts with the first days of September. Your favorite coffee shop has probably already started serving pumpkin spice latte and we’re seeing the new fall collections in our favorite stores, which means it’s time to change the mindset!

There’s no reason to feel bad if you like fall staples like Ugg boots, previously mentioned delicious lattes, and infinite scarves. Even though they’re typically considered “basic”, there are good reasons why these things are universally loved, and even if you consider them your “guilty” pleasures, feel free to get excited about the seasons changing.

Whether you like these things or not, you must love the beautiful nature that’s starting to change colors during this time. It’s mesmerizing to watch the leaves turn yellow and red day after day until they eventually fall out completely, leaving bare trees to wait for the first snow.

To get you ready for the new season, we’ve collected some seasonal memes that will put a smile on your face. Share them with friends who also can’t wait for the fall to be here!

The post Fall 2020 Memes to Make You Laugh as the Leaves Start to Fall appeared first on toppoptoday.com.