What to wear for every kind of Valentine's Day date – even if you aren't celebrating

telegraph.co.uk:

Valentine’s Day. Restaurants and bars are open, restrictions have been lifted for weekends away and book your tickets for theatres and art galleries before they go.

Of course you can still go on a romantic stroll in your local park or spend the evening sharing an intimate dinner at home, but more than ever, this year is the time to dress up.Dig into the back of your wardrobe for that dress that works every time, maybe you splurged on a new pair of heels in lockdown that have yet to make it out of the box, or treat yourself to a whole new outfit - whatever your date plans, we’ve got ideas for every occasion…It might be a cliche to go out for a romantic Valentine’s Day meal, but you should take any excuse to dress up and enjoy an evening of no cooking, especially after all the restrictions we’ve lived under for the past year.

If you’re going to treat yourself to a new dress, look at Rixo which has a gorgeous selection of offbeat prints and cuts which fit and flatter while still allowing plenty of room for three courses.

Then show some love to your most fun accessories - the ones you adore but don’t get to wear often. There’s no such thing as overdressed on an evening like this.