5 Outfit Ideas for Valentine's Day

 The season of romance has arrived and it's of no doubt this year's plan is likely to be different, what with the social distancing and restaurant closure. But that’s no excuse to skip the outfit department. In fact, Cupid’s holiday is reason enough to get all dolled up — even if the itinerary just consists of an intimate dinner at home. Let's look at some full-proof look worth your Valentine's day agenda. 

SLIP ON  A SEXY SWEATER- Pair up a cute cardigan in pop colour with a printed slip skirt, giving you a low lift, fashion forward look, which you can wear almost all the time. A delicate cashmere sweater or soft, feminine knit dress is a pretty way to look alluring. 

STRETCH AND DRAPE- Soft, stretchy fabrics will flow over your figure and flatter your shape. Wrap style dresses made from soft silk or jersey always look sexy. The gentle wrap detail hugs your waist, lifts your bust, and highlights your curves.  

GO FOR PRINTS- You can also experiment with a little print mixing, pairing a floral dress with printed pumps in a contrasting pattern.

SPARKLY IS SEXY- Shiny or sparkly fabrics allow you to be more modestly dressed but still transmits a very seductive message. 

TRY A LITTLE LEATHER- Leather, with its raw edge signals power, passion, and excitement. Wear it in moderation and not head to toe. Wear coloured leather; it is easier to wear than black and looks sexy and modern.

To add more effect to your outfit, try some relaxed, feminine accessories like a soft, unstructured purse and pretty rose gold jewelry and accessories. Eyes are the mirror of soul ; highlight them, add a little mystery , and let them do the talking. 

Hence were some good ideas for how to dress for a romantic — or purposefully non-romantic — meal and because February 14 is right around the corner, it's an appropriate time to pick yours out.

-Susmita Chatterjee