Dior Vernis #448 Sunnies from 2013 Summer Mix Collection

After the quick swatches of recently released Dior Summer Mix nail polishes, I would like to go on with a proper comparison post for each of  the lovely vibrant summer shades.

Dior Vernis #448 Sunnies from 2013 Summer Mix Collection

Dior Vernis #448 Sunnies is a mid-toned orange coral, which is very wearable and lovely for the summer. It is perfectly opaque with two coats. The consistency is not too thick or thin and provides an easy self leveling application. Lovely formula.

Swatch with two coats: Dior Vernis #448 Sunnies from 2013 Summer Mix Collection

I compared sunnies to similar shades from my stash. Dior Bikini is darker and leans more nude/beige. Dior Delice has a similar base color but has glitter particles, Chanel Lilis leans more red/coral and darker. Dior Riviera is similar but leans slightly more red. Lancome Peach Melody is similar, slightly darker. Chanel Distraction leans more pink. One can think of Sunnies as the orange twin sister of Riviera, they are very close but not the same.

Dior Vernis #448 Sunnies and comparison to similar colors
Dior Vernis #448 Sunnies and comparison to similar colors

One more swatch before I quit. All in all I like Sunnies because orange is one of my favorite colors, (of course after purple ;-)) but it is not easy to find an orange nail polish which is not very coral, not neon and wearable, therefore Sunnies is a hit for me.

Dior Vernis #448 Sunnies under direct sun light.

Do you like orange on your tips and toes for summer? What is your favorite orange nail polish?

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4 comments

  1. orange is my least favorite color so I'd wear it but it does look great on your nails:)

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    1. Oh really? I love orange! What is your favorite color then?

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  2. Oohh, I'm tempted by this one! Love a good orange :)

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