This classic song by British punk-rock band The Clash is an apocalyptic, and politically-charged, rant featuring the band's
signature post-punk sound that’s heavy on both electric guitars and vocals.
The title comes from the BBC World Service’s phrase “this is London calling ...", which was used during WWII in broadcasts
to occupied countries.
ROSE PINK
with added faming holo

This slogan was launched by the Skinhead movement to express pride in the way they look, their social class, their town,
their country with to discourage prejudice because all people have got the right to be the same.
light sky BLUE with a radiant faming hologram.

Swinging London was the centre of a youth-driven cultural revolution in the mid-1960s.
Emphasizing modernity and fun-loving hedonism, the Swinging London subculture took its name from London’s reputation
as a bright epicentre of style and fun following years as a gloomy, post-war capital.
PALE OLIVE GREEN
with golden undertones and accent of faming holo

The goth subculture began in England during the early 1980s.
This mostly aesthetic subculture includes dark attire (often black) and is marked by an antiquated style that is eerie,
mysterious, complex and pulls heavily from the Victorian period. Both male and female goths are known to wear dark
eyeliner and nail polish.
BLACK/RED
Twilight black with a red nuance and additional iridescent glimmer

The New Romantic movement originated in the United Kingdom in the early 1980s.
This style rejected the austerity and anti-fashion stance of punk and is characterized by its famboyant, unusual, eccentric
and ‘blurred gender’ fashion.
Deep violet
with myriad faming holo refections

A England

The punk subculture emerged in the United Kingdom in the mid-1970s.
Mainly characterised by its anti-establishment views, the punk subculture is seen as a manifesto of individual freedom.
Punks are identifed by their spiked hair that can be styled as a mohawk and sometimes even as magnifcent butterfies
either bleached or dyed in bright colours.
BRIGHT GREEN
with faming holo

A England

The skinhead subculture originated in London in the 1960s.
This subculture developed among the British working class and Jamaican immigrant youth groups who were united over
their sense of solidarity and pride.
Skinheads are known for their iconic close-cropped or shaven heads and working-class clothing, such as classic blue jeans.
INDIGO BLUE
with faming prismatic holo

The Mod subculture began in London in the late 1950s.
Focused on music and smart fashion, the Mod subculture has its roots in a small group of hyper-cool young men who were
named modernists because they listened to modern jazz.
Mods wore military parkas in order to keep their clothes clean and drove scooters adorned with chrome mirrors.
Dark army GREEN
Fired up by our faming holo

Ayana : A clear base with pink/purple iridescent micro glitters, linear holo and micro holo flakes. (not a topper!)

Swatches Courtesy : @laubalm

*Does not contain Toluene, Dibutyl Phtalate (DBP), Formaldehyde, Formaldehyde Resin, Ethyl Tosylamide, Xylene. Vegan. No testing on animals.

‘Stamped in Starfruit’ is a pastel yellow stamping polish that doubles as a 1-2 coater crème!

Polish is opaque on its own in 1-2 brushed coats, depending on application. Each bottle contains 2 large steel balls for mixing.

Bottles are 13.2ml. All polishes are 5-Free and as always, cruelty-free.

Swatches/Photos by @shannasnailadventures @de.lish.ious.nails