Summer is in full swing, and if you're like me, you might be looking for the chicest July pedicure colours to wear right now. I often get very indecisive about what pedicure colour to go for when I get to the salon. So, I've been scouting out some pedicure inspo from the fashion set to give me some much-needed pedi colour ideas as we head into the month. From French girl pedicure colours to the trending pedicure colours of 2025, there are endless options to choose from.
Plus, summertime means our feet are out a lot more, whether we're sunbathing by the pool or wearing our new season sandals at a summer soiree, so you want to choose a nail colour that can take you through various occasions. July is also the perfect time to experiment with bolder shades as the temperature soars, but if you're a minimalist like me, there are also plenty of chic and understated nail colours that will always make you look pulled together. Scroll ahead for the chicest pedicures colours I've seen the fashion set wearing this July.
The Best Pedicure Colours to Try in July
1. Picante Red
Bright picante red pedi is always a classic colour for summer, and it works for any occasion, whether you're heading on holiday or attending weddings. It's a sure-fire way to look chic and pulled together while adding a touch of colour into your look.
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The perfect bright summer red.
Essie's formulas are amazing.
H&M's bank account-friendly polishes are great for experimenting with different colours.
2. Milky White
Milky white pedicure shades are all over my social feeds right now. True white can sometimes look too stark, but off-white tones lend a softer more tonal look while making your toes look bright. I particularly love this milky French pedicure.
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I adore this creamy hue.
Essie's Allure shade is the perfect sheer nail polish with a creamy tone that suits everyone.
OPI's Funny Bunny is an iconic go-to white nail colour for so many.
3. Sheer Pink
When in doubt, sheer nail colour such as pink is always a great choice. It's the ideal option if you're not a fan of brights but want your feet to look neat and groomed. Plus, any chipping will look less obvious, so it's a long-wearing hue if you want your pedi to go the distance over the summer.
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OPI's Bubble Bath is the best sheer pink out there. One coat makes nails look healthy and glossy, but you can layer it for a more opaque finish.
Chanel's Ballerina is a luxurious formula that imparts a sheer wash of pink to the nails—it looks great on nails or toes.
I've been testing this exact polish for months, and it's the closest thing to gel I've ever tried—it lasts for almost two weeks without chipping.
4. Onyx
You might associate black as a winter pedicure colour, but it works equally well for summer. Being a monochrome shade, an onyx pedicure looks chic with any outfit or shoe you wear. Plus, black always has an expensive-looking gloss which makes your pedicure look luxe.
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This looks great on toes and looks chic on your dressing table too.
The fashion set love Pleasing's nail polishes.
H&M has a really affordable option that delivers a glossy look.
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