If your clients are already asking for “something autumnal, but not too dark”, Yoshi has just made choosing a shade a lot easier.
Meet The Edit, Yoshi’s latest gel polish collection and one of our favourite new-season launches so far.
Inspired by city streets, fashion, photography and those everyday moments that somehow turn into the best stories, The Edit is a carefully curated wardrobe of 10 colours designed to take nails from the final days of summer straight into autumn.
Think soft nudes. Creamy browns. A perfect red. Deep burgundy. Unexpected olive and denim. And, when you are ready to go darker, a beautifully rich navy.
This is autumn, edited.
A New Take On Autumn Nails
We love a rich chocolate brown and classic burgundy as much as anyone, but autumn nails do not have to mean choosing from five versions of the same dark shade.
That is what makes Yoshi The Edit so good.
There are the warm, comforting colours you expect from an autumn gel polish collection, but Yoshi has balanced them with softer nudes, fresh pinks and cooler blue tones.
For nail techs, that makes The Edit especially useful. You have understated shades for clients who always ask for something natural, fashion-led colours for those ready to try something new and those dependable statement shades that come back every autumn.
The complete collection includes 10 creamy, opaque Yoshi gel polishes in 6ml bottles.
Meet The Edit
Cover Story 290
The barely-there shade of the collection.
Cover Story is a delicate nude softened with powder pink. Clean, subtle and incredibly wearable, it is the kind of colour that works for everything from short natural nails to minimalist salon sets.
If your client usually says, “I want something natural”, start here.
Front Row 291
A little warmer, a little creamier.
Front Row combines a soft nude with a caramel undertone for a shade that feels cosy without becoming too dark. An easy choice for clients moving from their summer nudes into something more seasonal.
Morning Run 292
Now we are properly entering autumn.
Morning Run is a smooth milk-chocolate brown with plenty of warmth. Think cosy knits, coffee dates and the first proper autumn manicure of the season.
Simple, polished and very easy to wear.
We Got It 293
Every autumn collection needs a great burgundy.
We Got It is Yoshi’s deep, wine-inspired answer. Rich, elegant and timeless, it is the shade for clients who are ready to leave summer behind and go straight into full autumn mode.
On Set 294
Not ready to give up pink? You do not have to.
On Set is a creamy pink inspired by a strawberry milkshake. Soft and fresh with enough colour to stand out from a traditional nude, it gives the collection a lighter option that can be worn well beyond autumn.
Rolling 295
This one was made to get noticed.
Rolling is a bold amaranth pink with plenty of energy. It breaks up the neutral tones beautifully and gives clients who love colour an option that still works with the new-season palette.
Strike A Pose 296
A red nail will never go out of style.
Strike A Pose takes classic red in a fresher direction with a juicy tomato-red tone. Bright, confident and fashion-led, it is the shade we would reach for when a client wants classic red without going too deep or traditional.
Press Pass 297
One of the shades that makes The Edit feel different.
Press Pass is a deep olive green that feels modern, understated and unmistakably autumnal. It works beautifully as a full-colour manicure but would look just as good paired with nude, brown or gold nail art.
Expect this one to get plenty of attention on the colour swatch board.
Last Shot 298
Denim, but make it nails.
Last Shot is a smoky blue inspired by classic denim. It is softer and more relaxed than navy, making it a brilliant alternative for clients who want to move into cooler autumn colours without choosing something too dark.
And just like your favourite pair of jeans, it goes with almost everything.
Off Camera 299
The collection finishes with its deepest shade.
Off Camera is a cool, sophisticated navy. Dark enough to make a statement but softer than black, it has that polished, expensive-looking finish that works beautifully on both short and long nails.
A very easy colour to see becoming an autumn and winter staple.
Which Yoshi The Edit Shade Should You Choose?
If you cannot decide where to start, we would edit the edit like this:
- For clean, natural nails: Cover Story 290
- For the perfect autumn nude: Front Row 291
- For chocolate brown lovers: Morning Run 292
- For classic autumn glamour: We Got It 293
- For soft pink clients: On Set 294
- For a pop of colour: Rolling 295
- For timeless red nails: Strike A Pose 296
- For something different: Press Pass 297
- For cool-toned autumn nails: Last Shot 298
- For dark, sophisticated sets: Off Camera 299
Or skip the decision altogether and add a few to your salon colour board. We would not blame you.
Why The Edit Belongs In Your Autumn Kit
What we like most about The Edit is its versatility.
It feels unmistakably new-season, but Yoshi has not created 10 shades that only make sense for a few weeks in October.
Cover Story and On Set can live on your colour board all year. Strike A Pose is a forever red. Front Row and Morning Run cover the warm neutral trend. Press Pass brings something more fashion-forward, while Last Shot and Off Camera carry the collection beautifully into winter.
For working nail techs, that makes it a genuinely useful collection rather than simply another seasonal launch.
The shades come in Yoshi's professional 6ml gel polish format, with an opaque finish and creamy consistency.
Ready For Your New Season Colour Edit?
From barely-there Cover Story to deep navy Off Camera, Yoshi The Edit has a shade for every stage of the move into autumn.
Whether you are refreshing your salon colour display, looking for your next client favourite or simply ready for a change from summer brights, this collection is an easy place to start.
Discover all 10 shades from Yoshi The Edit now at Sara Nails.