Beyond Red and Pink: Valentine's Day Fashion Rules Worth Breaking

Break away from textbook clichés to explore a more unexpected way to dress.

Feb 10, 2026, 11:45 AM
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Rule #1 - Ditch Red and Pink for Bold New Colors

As the world grows tired of the predictable, bold hues beyond the classic Valentine’s chart emerge as the key go-to.

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Rule #2 - Swap Dresses for Power Suits and Jumpsuits

Lose the "dress" code. Since when did Valentine’s Day become a one-silhouette affair? Come on girls, we do fashion better because the possibilities are endless.

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Rule #3 - Sneakers and Flats Over Uncomfortable Heels

Thankfully, comfort is finally winning over the idea of spending the next day in pain. No one’s asking you to wear Crocs; cute Mary Janes or ballet flats do the job just as well.

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Rule #4 - Casual Chic Wins for Daytime Valentine's Dates

With Saturday opening the door to daytime plans, consider this your cue to lean into power dressing, best done in fresh hues.

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Rule #5 - Stop Matching Outfits with Your Partner

Don’t match, contrast boldly, or go completely different; just stay within the same aesthetic.

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Rule #6 - Wear Sparkles and Sequins During Daytime Too

Wear what you want. Try daytime bling, balanced with subtle details in colour or topwear, because balance is everything.

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Rule #7 - Modest Outfits Are Sexier Than Skin Show

Recent moods favour elegance over excess; sophisticated over sexy.

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Rule #8 - Ignore Trends and Wear What Makes You Happy

And then there’s dressing in pieces that don’t scream Valentine’s, just dressing well for the occasion.

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Be Authentically You

Whether you’re with your partner or your gals, be happiest in what you wear.

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