The first Valentine was sent in England during the 18th century. Alongside the sentiment and postage, this event culminated in the establishment of not only the greeting card industry but also the ideas and sentiments behind the modern day interpretation of Valentine's Day. It has become the fashion, over the past few centuries, to proudly and ornately express your feelings of courtly love to whomsoever you are dating in a very public, very tangible way. These days celebrations of love exist all around us. And one of the most popular ways of expressing said love is by wearing it. Literally putting your heart on your sleeve. That's why people dress up for special occasions - to make the best effort to look good and Valentine's Day is no different!
So here are a few Valentine's Day fashions that will make anyone's heart go pitter-patter!
Little hearts, big style - Suzy Shier
Say it with your waist - Love Belt; Suzy Shier
Monogrammed Hearts - Suzy Shier
Pair polka-dots with a pop of red on your lips and pucker up! - Suzy Shier
Red on red on red - Classic sweater/shirt combo from RW & Co.
Give a subtle, striped nod to Valentine's with this little number - Suzy Shier
Are we missing out on essential Valentine's Day fashions? (Besides the ice cream stained pajama pants and Bridget Jones hair do) What are you wearing this Valentine's Day?
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