Think Fall with Ciaté London’s Haute House Collection {plus a giveaway!}

Looking for the perfect Fall nail polish colors? Check out Ciaté London (pronounced “see-are-tey”) and their new seasonal Haute House collection.

The Haute House collection includes five mini nail polishes in colors that are inspired by luxe lingerie labels. The colors include Tickle My Fancy (emerald green), Can Can (burgundy), Knee Highs (dark royal blue), For the Frill of It (gold) and Sass Pot (royal purple).

I thought for sure that my favorite would be either Knee Highs or Sass Pot, and while I do absolutely love those colors, I have to say that my favorite is Can Can. As someone who doesn’t tend to opt for reds, this dark red shade screams fall and reminds me of a delicious red wine.

I recently learned what exactly Ciaté stands for – Color, Inspiration, Aspiration, Trend and Extraordinary. All Ciaté nail polishes have a few traits in common that ensure you’ll get all of those things – and ultimately a high-quality, colorful mani or pedi:

• Long handle to give you the best strokes as you apply
• 250 bristle flat brush for a flawless and even finish
• Ergonomically designed bottle designed to fit comfortably in your hand for maximum control
• Pigmented, long-lasting formula that comes in a variety of finishes
• Satin bow to give each bottle a finishing touch

Giveaway! Excited to try out the Haute House collection? Now through November 3, 2014, you can enter to win a set of your very own at the bottom of those post (open to U.S. residents).

You can also go ahead and purchase your own for $25 at ciatelondon.com or other retailers like Nordstrom, Sephora and Lord and Taylor. Be sure to stay up on the latest from Ciaté by following the brand on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest. There’s even Ciaté TV, where you can check out tutorials, behind-the-scenes videos and more.

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**This post was originally written and published by me on Examiner.com. Also, while I received samples for review, all opinions are my own.