Arguably the biggest date night of the year is here, and it’s time to give some thought to that perfect outfit. There are so many ways to celebrate Valentine's Day, and on February 14, every woman should have a style that fits her personality.
Whether your style is sexy and glamorous, fun and flirty, or casual and comfortable, there’s a look that will complement you perfectly. With the help of some stylish bloggers and local boutiques, we’ve rounded up outfits that will have you feelin’ the love.
Fun and flirty
Have a little fun in a cheeky T-shirt and some flirty fringe. If you and your date are more into bowling nights at the Highball or competitive fun at Peter Pan Mini Golf, this is the perfect outfit for you. This look is great with flats, or strap on some heels to elevate the look. Don’t forget the red lipstick!
Shoes: Chinese Laundry
Bag: Cynthia Rowley
Skirt: Wild Rebellion
Shirt: Lauren Moshi
Outfit courtesy of: Kiki Nass boutique
Comfortable and casual
If you prefer understated fashion that is ultra-comfortable, then travel and style blogger Michelle Marcos has the perfect style advice. “Look flirty in a feminine floral romper. Dress it down with some lace-up sandals and a great utility jacket for a cool combo. Your partner will only have eyes for you!”
Romper: ASOS
Sandals: ASOS
Jacket: Ashley by Twenty Six International
Outfit courtesy of: Maps and Muses
Sexy and sophisticated
Take a note from fashion blogger Chrissy Baclagan: “Want to ooze class and comfort at the same time? Then the jumpsuit is your best friend. Not only will it showcase your best assets, it's also pretty easy to put on (and off).” Jumpsuit not your style? Go for a figure-flattering caftan dress.
Look No. 1
Coat: thrifted
Jumpsuit: thrifted
Handbag: Guess
Shoes: Styles for Less
Outfit courtesy of: The Chrissy Collective
Look No. 2
Dress: Raven + Lily
Necklace: Raven + Lily
Bracelet: Raven + Lily
Outfit courtesy of: Raven + Lily
Romantic
A stunning dress is just what you need for a night out on the town. This look from Nicole Miller is classy, romantic, and sexy all in one. Pair it with simple pearl earrings and a muted clutch, and all eyes will be on you!
Dress: Nicole Miller
Outfit courtesy of: Kiki Nass boutique
Sexy and sophisticated look from Raven + Lily.
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