The new Opi Spring 2026 “New OPIcons” Collection is out and it is HOT! One of these polishes sold out within a few weeks, and the other polishes are just as gorgeous. This collection is a remix of 12 iconic shades by Opi. I picked these beauties up at Ulta, but most of them are also currently available at Beyond Polish (affiliate link). 10% off affiliate code is BIV10. Keep reading for swatch photos and descriptions or watch the review below for live swatches and comparisons!
You Don’t Know Suzi
“You Don’t Know Suzi” is a beautiful mocha brown inspired by OPI’s own Suzi Weiss-Fischmann and the iconic “You Don’t Know Jacques.” This is a shade that I typically prefer to wear in the Fall, but I also think it’s a perfect color to transition to Spring. It’s an easy two coater that applies like a dream.
Strawberry Cosmo
“Strawberry Cosmo” is a stunning fuchsia polish inspired by the classic polish “Strawberry Margarita.” If you’re looking for a quick pink mani, this is your shade. It’s an easy 1-2 coater that is perfect any time of year, but especially fun to wear in the Spring.
OPI’m a Bubble Bunny
“OPI’m a Bubbly Bunny” is the the shade that sold out so fast, and it still hasn’t been restocked! It was inspired by the trending nail combo of Opi “Bubble Bath” and “Funny Bunny.” Opi describes this as a sheer pink, but I feel it leans a bit more lavender/gray. Application is typical of a sheer polish, but I find it easy to wear in 2-3 coats. One of my faves for sure!
Bathtime Bubbly
“Bathtime Bubbly” is a gorgeous pink inspired by “Bubble Bath.” This is a sheer bubblegum pink that can be worn in 2-3 coats. It’s so easy to apply, and it looks so pretty on the nails. Another one of my faves from this collection.
Lincoln Park After Brunch
This polish is such a stunner!! “Lincoln Park After Brunch” is inspired by the classic “Lincoln Park After Dark.” From the Opi website, “Dark and mysterious just went daytime. ‘Lincoln Park After Dark’ stepped out for brunch and came back a shimmery blackberry purple that’s rich, luxe, and unexpectedly wearable in the sun.” It’s an easy two coater that looks so pretty for Spring!
Pompeii Pink
“Pompeii Pink” is such a pretty polish for Spring! The description for this beauty says this is a “hot pink shimmer with ancient roots. ‘Pompeii Purple’ evolved into this radiant stunner that proves some icons are built to last forever.” It’s another 2 coater that glows on the nail. Pure perfection!
Put it in Airplane Mode
“Put it in Airplane Mode” is a sheer nude brown nail polish. It’s a VERY SHEER polish. I applied three coats here and you can still see my nail line. This polish was inspired by “Put it in Neutral.”
Mod About Me
“Mod About Me” is the most beautiful lavender nail polish. It was inspired by the beautiful “Mod About You.” This is an easy two coater that applies like butter. It’s a must have if you love lavender nails for Spring!
Sunny Bunny
“Sunny Bunny” is a sheer pastel yellow nail polish inspired by “Funny Bunny.” You can see this above in 3 coats, but I feel like it still needed one more coat. Perfect color for Spring, but the formula could use some work.
Shrimp Cocktail
“Cajun Shrimp” inspired this bright orange creme. This is “Shrimp Cocktail” and it is such a beautiful bright coral color. Another easy two coater that will be perfect as a mani or pedi for Spring and Summer.
Big Apple Energy
“Big Apple Red” inspired this shimmery red. This is “Big Apple Energy.” It has such a nice formula that is almost opaque in just one coat. Love the shimmer in this beauty and I feel like it’s a must have for the holidays.
Queens Rule
“Queens Rule” is a peach shimmer that I’m not a fan of. This polish looks horrible on my skin tone and it’s a bit too sheer for my liking. Shown above in 3 coats.
Final Thoughts
What are your thoughts on the new Opi Spring 2026 “New OPIcons” Collection? I’m excited that Opi is starting to give us some nice collections again. I’m so excited to wear so many of these this Spring. Stay tuned for a review of the Opi Infinite Shine Spring 2026 Collection. Check out some other Opi reviews here.
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