For beauty lovers, there’s no better conversation starter than acknowledging a woman’s attention-grabbing manicure. And there’s no better place to say “I love your nails” than where conversation is king: a ritzy restaurant.

That’s why, press-on nail guru, fashionista and founder of Glamnetic, Ann McFerran, who goes by The Modernartista on Instagram, partnered with Miami, Los Angeles and Las Vegas hotspot Delilah for an exclusive nail collaboration.

The restaurant is frequented by the beauty entrepreneur, traveler and lifestyle blogger who appreciates the haunt’s detail in designing its retro glam space: the same meticulousness McFerran applies to her own winning designs.

“Our brand has always been about helping people feel bold, confident and a little bit magnetic,” McFerran told Happi. “Whether it’s through our nails or lashes, we’re creating products that empower self-expression in a way that feels elevated, yet playful. Partnering with Delilah felt like a natural extension of that. Their ‘if you know, you know’ approach to community and exclusivity creates an atmosphere where people feel like they’re part of a cultural conversation, and that’s exactly the kind of audience we want to reach: people who are about the details, who appreciate quality and who want their beauty choices to say something about who they are.”

Love, Delilah… and Y2K Nostalgia

The design, dubbed “Love, Delilah,” is an exclusive pink cat-eye press-on nail with a short almond shape embellished with a floral accent that is the emblem of the restaurant. The hotspot spotlights the Y2K aesthetic during its Throwback Thursdays – an epoch McFerran grew up in. The restaurant’s “playful, glamourous energy” is aligned with Glamnetic’s DNA.

“This nail design blends both of our worlds,” explained McFerran. “The rich pink shade ties back to both of our signature colors, and the cat eye finish adds a glam, dimensional touch that gives a nod to the velvet jumpsuits their team wears on Throwback Thursdays.” (Of course, she’s referring to the velour Juicy Couture tracksuits popularized in the early 2000s!)

Speaking of throwbacks, another feature McFerran admires most about the haunt is its no cell phone policy. It’s aimed at giving diners a chance to unplug while reconnecting with the days of in-person conversation over impolite doomscrolling.

“In a world where we’re chronically on our phones, people forget how to be present and have fun,” said McFerran. “I love that Delilah encourages you to put your phone down and be in the moment. It makes the entire experience feel more meaningful.”

“Love, Delilah” can be shopped at glamnetic.com.