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There is nothing like a flawless manicure to excite any woman, but OPI wants to do you one better. The polish giant is launching a series of six smartphone cases featuring signature OPI shades: I'm Not Really a Waitress, Big Apple Red, You Don't Know Jacques, Dating a Royal, Pink Flamenco, and Need Sunglasses? Each polish hue is energetically splayed across the crisp white covers for an eye-catching design. The best part about the release? Each case comes with a matching mini bottle of OPI Nail Lacquer.

"We wanted to create the ultimate accessory for our tech-savvy fans," Suzi Weiss-Fischmann, OPI executive VP and artistic director, said. The cases, which retail for $40 each, are available for iPhone 4, 4S, and 5. There is also a set of screen protectors, which come with a bottle of OPI RapiDry Top Coat.

Ready for some more eye candy? See the rest of the collection.

We're seeing lots of graphic eyeliner this season, and the models at Karen Walker's Fall 2013 show had big, bold, and colorful winged eye makeup. The vibrant eyes were paired with a grunge-inspired hairstyle and black matte nails.

The look: Bright makeup with tousled hair and low ponytails.
The inspiration: Siouxsie Sioux.
Color scheme: The green and orange eye makeup was inspired by shoes from the collection.

Makeup: Lead makeup artist Benjamin Puckey for MAC drew upon Siouxsie Sioux of the English punk rock band Siouxsie and the Banshees for inspiration for the vibrant eye makeup. The orange and green liners were created using MAC pigments and were painted on the lids using a fine lining brush. Brows were bleached with hydrogen peroxide, and the face was kept bare with a little foundation to make the color on the eyes really stand out.

Hair: Of the textured hair, lead stylist Laurent Philippon for Bumble and Bumble explained, "What we're doing is a little bit of a grunge revival." All the girls had their hair diffused to bring out their natural texture, and then their strands were set in loose braids to hold the look until they went out on the runway. He layered Bumble and Bumble's Prep and Surf Spray to get the natural-looking texture.

Nails: Nail artist Joaney Black for OPI created the punk-rock-esque manicure. She started off with Black Onyx and finished with a matte top coat for the ultimate in cool-girl style.

The House of Mouse is generally pretty conservative with its licensing, but with the recent Disney Couture jewelry line and MAC's Venomous Villains collection, it was only a matter of time before the brand got into the nail game. Now, OPI has announced that it's releasing a quartet of nail polishes ($9 each) inspired by Ms. Minnie herself. As you might expect, there's a lot of red (although no black or yellow, surprisingly), plus a cute heart topcoat and a pretty pink to sweeten the deal. We're hoping this isn't the last we hear from Mickey's main squeeze. After all, who could turn down a line of Minnie-inspired bows? See the polishes now.