Whether you are planning to head out on a hot date, have a cozy night in or practice some much-needed self-care, Valentine's Day is the perfect time to throw on an outfit you will absolutely love.
Not sure what to wear for this year's love-filled festivities? Not to worry!
"Good Morning America" tapped fashion stylist Laura Pritchard to break down several different Valentine's Day-inspired looks to boost your mood.
From high-low styles to snazzy PJs, there's something any and everyone can wear and feel good in.
Keep scrolling to hear more about Pritchard's top trends and tips for styling a look you'll want to wear all season long.
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Look 1: Flirty, feminine dress with a masculine touch
What better excuse to justify a flirty and feminine dress than Valentine’s Day? Pritchard says midi printed or floral feminine dresses are the obvious choice for your dinner date. "Play up the cheesiness of the holiday with pink and red hues," she said.
Stylist tip: "When wearing a very feminine dress, balance it out with masculine touches like a moto jacket and leather boots," Pritchard said. "Accessorize with a leather bag and punchy lip to really accessorize your look."
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Look 2: Festive stay-at-home look
If you're swapping the candle-lit restaurant dinner for a romantic home-cooked meal with your partner, it's all the more reason to rock a feathered pajama set.
Stylist tip: "When wearing a statement PJ set, opt for simple accessories like a strappy kitten heel and simple personal jewels," said Pritchard. "To complement your partner’s feather frock, try a comfy cashmere set with a twist. Make it a black-tie affair by adding a classic black tie and white shirt underneath your sweater and a simple white sneaker. Add a classic red lip to elevate your at-home look."
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Pritchard pointed out that while plans may look a little different than years past, that doesn't mean you can’t dress up your denim and enjoy the moment with yourself or the friends you love. If the occasion calls for a more casual ensemble, take the pressure off and dress up your denim.
Stylist tip: "Simple is sexy and in my opinion, nothing is more sexy than a pair of your favorite, comfortable jeans and a T-shirt," said Pritchard. "Add a punchy pink blazer to balance out the look. Just make sure to pair with luxe accessories to add an extra something to the look."
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