Kelly Clarkson Debuts Custom Deborah Lippmann Nail Polish Color At The Grammys (PHOTO)

It's not what we expected...

Kelly Clarkson is having the best year ever ... so far. Just before the New Year rung in, she got engaged to Nashville-based talent manager Brandon Blackstock. Then the 30-year-old singer took to the Grammys stage last night for a breathtaking tribute to Carole King and Patti Page, and she even walked away with an award for Best Pop Vocal Album after a slightly embarrassing acceptance speech. (It's all good, Miguel. We know who you are!)

But just when we thought Clarkson couldn't stop grinning, she revealed to the world via Twitter (because where else do we get our news these day) that manicurist Deborah Lippmann has created a custom nail polish color in her honor. The purple holographic glitter lacquer. The shimmering hue added the perfect pop of color against her short, rounded nails.

kelly clarkson nail polish color grammys 2013

She joins an already impressive line-up of celebrity-inspired Lippmann shades, including "Believe" (Cher), "Hit Me With Your Best Shot" (Pat Benatar) and "No More Drama" (Mary J. Blige). We'll have to wait until later this year once the nail polish launches to find out which Clarkson song it will be named after. But that hasn't stopped her from taking an unofficial poll:

What do you think Kelly Clarkson's nail polish color should be called? Tell us your thoughts in the comments section.

See all the head-turning beauty looks from the 2013 Grammy Awards in our slideshow below.

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