In 2014, as part of her efforts to expand her personal brand beyond the YouTube channel for which she is best known, Olga Kay launched MooshWalks, a line of colorful socks emblazoned with cute characters and ornamented with ear attachments. MooshWalks have generated some excitement, and Kay has decided to deliver them to her fans in a new way. She has partnered with NailSnaps to launch a line of nail art designs that feature MooshWalks characters.
At launch, Kay’s NailSnaps line includes three designs: One each featuring the characters Fred and Lola, and a third that includes the entire MooshWalks family. Purchasing an individual set of 20 nail wraps and a small file will run you $19.
“NailSnaps is the most innovative company I came across,” said Kay in an email to Tubefilter. “It’s an app that turns your art into nail decoration. I can now match my nails to my favorite dress pattern. Most importantly my fans can now match their nails to their favorite MooshWalks character.” She added that she feels like a “proud mom” when she sees people wearing her MooshWalks designs, and the NailSnaps line will allow more of her fans to connect with her. “Expanding my brand into a nail community is also huge for me,” she said, “you might not be into high socks but you are into nail art.”
Kay also discussed NailSnaps in a new video on her YouTube channel:
Kay noted that more MooshWalks nail art variations will arrive at a later date. She’s also expanding her brand onto another decorative item: She is one of the digital media stars partnered with Throwboy for a line of throw pillows featuring her designs.
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