You'll have to excuse the lack of holo. I gave up trying to get sun pics after day 3 of grey skies!

3 coats

OPI DS Design is a very pretty nude holo, but I'm not sure I love it on me. I think I may prefer DS Classic. As usual, the formula was awesome and dried very quickly.

From the Summer 2011 collection, Girls Just Want To Have Fun is a stunning coral shade. It's right on the borderline of jelly and creme, very squishy. You may have noticed that I'm kind of a Lippmann hoor, but really, this is a GORGEOUS polish! The formula is perfection (what's new?) and the dry time is faster than most.

Girls Just Want To Have Fun is available at deborahlippmann.com.

2 coats

108 Degrees is a bright pink with fuchsia flecked shimmer. I feel like I have a lot of shades like this, so I wasn't super excited when I put it on. The formula is thin yet not runny. The brush on mine was super wonky, so I didn't have fun applying this!

T-B: 108 Degrees, Misa Summer Love, 108 Degrees. 3 coats each.

There are only subtle differences between Summer Love and 108 Degrees. Summer Love is a touch warmer, and the shimmer is larger. That's about it.

3 coats

3 coats

Electric Pineapple is a chartreuse-ish creme. I really like it! It's bright without being garish and doesn't make my hands look like trees, which is always a nice bonus. The formula was on the thin side, but it applied nicely and was opaque in three coats.

T-B: Electric Pineapple, OPI Fiercely Fiona, Electric Pineapple

I thought they may be dupes, but Electric Pineapple has much more green in than Fiercely Fiona. They're different enough to own both, especially if you like weird, yellow-green shades.