Stacy

I love this color. It is a true vampy wine. It`s deep but doesn`t turn to mud after a few days (so many burgendy colors look brown or black after a few days) - this one looks like a deep claret color. It`s also a great formulation - it has a hint of a jelly but doesn`t require 5 coats to get a color. Two coats is all that is necessary to get the full effect and it wears well. It reads as a glossy cream. One of Zoya`s best.

I bought this last spring, not expecting this color to be so popular. It`s a gorgeous deep, dark wine that applies great. It has not chipped either after 3 days. Usually by now I have a big chip.

Just bought this color a few days ago. I applied a base coat, two coats of this polish, and a top coat. It`s two days later, and not one chip. I am an artist and work with my hands all day. Everytime I paint my nails, I`m lucky if they stay put for twenty-four hours. Yesterday I was working with chemicals and heavy paints, washed my hands a couple dozen times, and my nails still look beautiful. This was the first time using Zoya, so I went back and bought three more colors!!! Excellent formula, brilliant color, and a nice application. I`m sold!!!!

Stacy is a pretty wine creme color that is great for Fall, however it applied a little streaky and was a bit difficult to work with because of that. Otherwise it dried ice and glossy and still looked nice regardless of the streaks.

Stacy is a beautiful dark-but-never-black creme wine color that is perfect for the colder months. It looks vampy and chic, and the formula is excellent and dries quickly.
Is it the most original color I`ve ever seen? No, but it`s a lovely Fall staple.

But there is nothing "light" or "raspberry" about it. While you can always tell what color you`re wearing (it doesn`t look black) this is a dark, dark wine color that applies beautifully.