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The Mirelle story

A small ritual, made to move with you.

Mirelle began with a familiar contradiction: wanting beautifully considered nails, but not wanting beauty to take possession of an afternoon. We believed the ritual could feel more personal, more flexible and more refined.

Mirelle short press-on nail collection on dark green trays

Where it began

The idea did not begin with a trend. It began with time.

In Singapore, a single day can move from a CBD meeting to dinner, from an important ceremony to a last-minute celebration. Traditional salon appointments were fixed; many press-on designs felt temporary, overly long or disconnected from the way we actually dressed. Mirelle was imagined between those two worlds: the finish and intention of a precious object, with the freedom to wear it on your own terms.

Short Mirelle nails styled for Singapore CBD workwear
“Mirelle is not about borrowing someone else’s idea of glamour. It is about choosing your own—in your own time.”

What guides us

Considered from every angle.

01

Designed for real life

We chose short and medium-short silhouettes deliberately. They belong at a keyboard, at dinner and in the quiet moments between, without asking the wearer to become someone else.

02

Finished like jewellery

Light, proportion and restrained embellishment are treated as design materials—not decoration added at the end.

03

Personal by nature

From sizing and gifting to bespoke consultation, every touchpoint should feel considered for one person.

Mirelle colourful press-on nail designs

Our home, Singapore

A point of view shaped by contrast.

The city became part of Mirelle’s visual language: tropical light against precise architecture, quiet gardens beside glass towers, ceremony moving at modern speed. From that contrast came our palette, our restraint and our belief that luxury can be intimate rather than loud. Every Mirelle set is intended to carry a small piece of that point of view into the wearer’s own story.

The next chapter

Let your story become an original work for your hands.

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