Lena Dunham and Zooey Deschanel Are Already Planning Their Emmy Nail Art

We here at the Fashionista offices are pretty excited about the Emmy nominations, announced this morning, because there were so many of our obsessions in the mix (Mad Men! Game of Thrones! Schmidt!). And then of course, we can't wait for the inevitable red carpet hits and misses. We aren't the only ones already thinking about Emmy night fashion. According to an interview with Vulture, Lena Dunham and real-life gal pal Zooey Deschanel are already plotting their nail art:
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The Emmy nominations were announced this morning and Girls' creator (and one of our girl crushes) Lena Dunham scored four nominations. Four! She's 26! That's impressive. So obviously Dunham is already thinking about Emmy night--namely, how she'll paint her nails. You know, the important stuff. She told Vulture:

Zooey Deschanel and I have been e-mailing all morning, like, “Can you believe the women that we are getting mentioned in the same breath as?” Also, we’re planning our Emmy nails. [...] She’s got a lot of nail style. I mean, I have a couple ideas, too. I don’t want to say … I want to shock the world with what I do, and/or be stopped from painting my nails a very strange color by my very smart and crafty publicist.

Sounds like we weren't the only ones totally enamored with Zooey's Golden Globes tuxedo nails. We also loved Dunham's Wes Gordon gown she wore to this year's Met Gala, so we will sit patiently waiting to see what these girls cook up in the nail art arena (and copy it immediately, obviously).

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