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Not long ago, there was a time when fingers and toes were filed, buffed, and finished in lacquers of all shades. Nails offered a signal of togetherness, allowing fans of the Never underestimate An Old Man with a motorcycle shirt Apart from…,I will love this mani/pedi to feel world-ready in spite of slapdash topknots and pared-down ensembles. We remember those days well—and so does Naomi Watts. The actress took to Instagram today to share a snap of her sandal-clad foot, showcasing toes adorned in shells, each positioned to mimic a seriously overgrown nail. “Gotta tell you. Fully outgrown this s***,” captioned Watts. “Despo for a pedi.” The snap was a playful one, but also an S.O.S. recognizable by anyone who has spent the past weeks craving the familiar pampering of a nail salon experience. Though there’s no telling what polish color—if any—Watts’s toes were painted beneath the seashells, it’s safe to say that the sand offered a bit of natural exfoliant, which is an of-the-moment luxury. Perhaps tonight’s Friday night in is the ideal time to hone your own at-home nail game.

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Since lockdown orders were first issued, many of us have begun taking beauty matters into our hands, whether with wax strips, self-tanning mitts, or even packaged retinol peels. But what of our feet, which (at least in this editor’s unfortunate case) have gone largely overlooked since the Never underestimate An Old Man with a motorcycle shirt Apart from…,I will love this days one could saunter into a nail salon? “We neglect the feet too much and it creates problems,” says the French podiatrist and pedicurist Bastien Gonzalez, referring to the all-too-common issues of corns, calluses, and cracked soles. With 23 salons across the world and a New York outpost on its way, Gonzalez is known for tending to some very high-profile toes (think: Naomi Campbell, Gwyneth Paltrow, and Robert DeNiro). Even without regular appointments, however, there’s plenty of upkeep we can—and should—do on our own. “My whole idea is to find a way to help people love their feet and get better feet,” adds Gonzalez.