Nail polish is one of those things people either overthink or don't think about at all. We're firmly in the "don't overthink it, but here's a starting point" camp. Medora's nail polish range runs to around 25 shades at any given time, priced mostly around Rs. 500, so there's usually something for whatever the weather's doing.
Winter
Deeper, richer tones tend to suit the season and the clothes people are wearing — dark reds, wine shades, deep browns. They also chip a little less visibly than pale colors, which matters if you're not redoing your nails every week.
Spring
This is when the pastels and soft pinks come out. Nothing too loud — spring shades work best when they're a little understated, closer to a "my nails look healthy" color than a statement one.
Summer
Corals and brighter pinks hold up well against a tan and don't look out of place with lighter, breezier clothing. This is also when a lot of people go for nudes, mainly because bright polish next to sweaty hands in 40-degree heat doesn't always look great by 3pm.
Monsoon and Autumn
Muted oranges, terracottas, and browns tend to fit the mood of the season without looking mismatched against grey skies. It's also a good time to experiment with something you wouldn't wear in peak summer or deep winter.
Honestly, wear what you like
Seasonal guides are a starting point, not a rulebook. If a bright pink nail polish makes you happy in December, wear the bright pink. The one actual rule worth following: keep a top coat on hand if you want the color to survive daily dishwashing and typing.
See the current Medora nail polish shades here — Cash on Delivery available across Pakistan.