Sophie Turner's Nail Artist Says This Is the Only Color That Matters This Spring

This is one of Kandalec's favorite colors for the season. It's "more in the periwinkle family, in a playful, customizable coverage for maximum wear options," she shares. The subtle shimmer makes it both fun and wearable. 

Kandalec says that the addition of holographic shimmer helps give polishes a bit more depth. This dreamy lavender shade looks good on everyone. 

"If you are unsure, a jelly lilac can be an easier way to sample the trend, like Zoya Libby," says Kandelec. Jelly nail polish is a great way to get a sheer, buildable wash of color that leaves your nails looking like hard candy in the best way possible. 

Chock-full of antioxidants that are good for your nails and cuticles, this polish also gives your fingertips a glassy veil of creamy, pale violet. 

In my mind, OPI's "Do You Lilac It?" is the ultimate lilac shade. Whenever I think of lilac polish, this one comes to mind both for its clever, catchy name and its gorgeous, chip-resistant color. 

This pink-leaning lilac screams "springtime in Paris." As the name implies, it's best worn with a piece of crusty bread in hand.

This moody lilac is perfect for you if you want a bit more of a subdued take on the color trend. 

This polish is not only 73% plant-based but also long-wearing and a true, opaque lilac. 

Opt for an iridescent lilac for the prettiest, most ethereal fingertips.

This pale purple is basically a neutral. 

This shade of lilac leans slightly blue. Like all Olive & June polishes, it lasts a long time without chipping. 

If you shy away from bright colors, this dusty lilac shade is the perfect way to make your nails pop without being overwhelming. 

It's tough to beat this sunny, ultra-pigmented shade of purple that's perfect for hotter weather. 

This Sally Hansen polish is a dreamy shade of lilac, and it's only $5, which is something I can get behind.