Light Elegance’s Moody Collection includes Moody Blues, A dark, moody navy that has just a touch of brightness to it.
Light Elegance, creator of 100% HEMA-free professional-grade UV and LED gel nail products and acrylic nail systems, debuted its August 2024 Moody Collection.
“When I think of emotions and feelings, I envision a spectrum of colors. As a designer and artist, my work is deeply influenced by my moods, which are intrinsically linked to color. Observing the trends for fall and winter, I noticed a striking palette of dramatic, bold, rich, and dark tones. These hues evoke a range of emotions — anger, sadness, attitude, love, and deep passion. Thus, I was inspired to create a collection that embodies these feelings… a collection about moods.”
— Lexy McLellan, Light Elegance
“I found immense joy in crafting these sophisticated neutrals and bold, dark jewel tones, each reflecting the emotions behind them,” said McLellan. “The dark color-blocking aesthetic in this collection is a testament to how color reveals the multifaceted nature of our daily experiences. Midnight green, moody navy, and sassy red are not just trending colors — they resonate with our emotions and reflect our inner states.
“This collection is not for the faint-hearted; it exudes strength, confidence, passion, and resilience. Welcome to the MOODY Collection, where every shade tells a story of bold emotion and powerful self-expression,” she added.
Light Elegance’s Moody Collection features a spectrum of colors “deeply influenced by my moods, which are intrinsically linked to color.”
The Colors
Attitude Adjustment: A neutral, bright buff. The color definitely leans towards the warmer side with just a hint of a rosy pink undertone. Coverage: Opaque, Effect: Flat/Cream.
Emotionally Drained: A beautifully muddled jade. This creamy jade leans more towards blue than green. The perfect calm and sophisticated blueish-green. Coverage: Opaque, Effect: Flat/Cream.
Green with Envy: You might be envious of this color! A deep, dark green that has a lot of black in the background. You could call this a midnight green. Coverage: Opaque, Effect: Flat/Cream.
I’m Sensitive: A sensitively, sweet pink neutral. This pink taupe has a very light hint of a calm and subtle fuchsia shimmer throughout. Coverage: Opaque, Effect: Shimmer.
Kiss My Sass: A spectacular sassy raspberry! This luscious red has a beautiful pinkish red shimmer throughout. A red with a pop of brightness that will lighten any Fall day! Coverage: Opaque, Effect: Shimmer.
Moody Blues: A dark, moody navy that has just a touch of brightness to it. This rich blue will satisfy anyone who wants to wear a dark and dramatic color. Coverage: Opaque, Effect: Flat/Cream.
The Glitters
Bratty Blue: A medium glitter of aqua blue and light lavender creates this bright yet soft canvas. The lavender pieces allow the aqua to stand out and shine! Coverage: Semi-Sheer, Effect: Glitter.
Crybaby: Tiny pink and soft yellow glitters come together to create this amazing twinkly glitter. If you’re looking for a sweet pink that sparkles, then cry no longer! Coverage: Opaque, Effect: Glitter.
Hot and Cold: A silver meets rose gold that is extremely reflective. The silver background brightens the rose gold to an entire new level! Coverage: Opaque, Effect: Glitter.
Midnight Melancholy: A starry night glitter! A midnight black background with small popping pieces of iridescent throughout. If you’re looking for a black that lights up and shines — this is for you. Coverage: Opaque, Effect: Glitter.
Part Time Pessimist: A dark and dramatic jewel toned glitter. Tiny black pieces are the perfect background for blue, green and fuchsia chunky glitters. Dark and elegant! Coverage: Semi-Sheer, Effect: Glitter.
Sourpuss: A light and airy iridescent silver glitter. The rainbow glitters throughout make it extra special and sparkly. This glitter is perfect by itself, but will change when placed over different colors. Coverage: Opaque, Effect: Glitter.
Light Elegance P+ Gel Polishes, ButterCreams, and LE Glitter Gels are 100% free of HEMA monomer.
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