DATE-NIGHT LOOKS FOR EVERY KINDA PLAN

Plans for Valentine's Day? Maybe it's a date night with your S\O, a trip to a gallery with your BFF, or it could just be you, a takeaway, your favourite series and your 🛋️ However you’re spending Feb 14th, make sure you check out the looks we’ve put together below – all the plans: styled ❤️

If you’re simply using the day as an excuse to dress up, we suggest a check shirt and loose (but smart) trousers. Trainers are cool, ofc, but maybe swap 'em for some smart-casual shoes like anything by Clarks Originals. If you’ve secured the hottest rezzo in your area, up the flex and opt for a relaxed suit – your main feed will thank you 🤳

 

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Topman check shirt, £38

Weekday grey blazer, £69 

Weekday Uno co-ord loose fit tailored trousers in dark grey melange, £57

A simple shirt and jeans is a strong start for your cultural excursion, or you could opt for a cardigan and trousers. The cardie look is v eclectic grandpa, which could be a good convo topic regarding 'the constantly shifting cycle of trends'. Shall we start doing dating advice, too? (Ed: no, we shouldn't).

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Weekday oversized resort shirt, £39

ASOS DESIGN relaxed cardigan, £35

If you’re taking on the countryside in Feb, bag a jacket by The North Face for weather-beating clout and comfy outdoorsy kicks by Saloman. In the shelter of the city, get ahead of this spring’s biggest trend (jorts, IYKYK), and they don’t come any jort-ier than these embroidered beauts by an icon of the noughties – Ed Hardy 🐯

 

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The North Face NSE Convin water-repellent anorak, £125
Ed Hardy longline skater shorts, £75

Staying in is the new going out, but if you want to add some edge to a sofa-based look, a hoodie-and-joggers tracksuit is unbeatable. Actually, there's an even more elite level to a staying-in look – straight-up pyjamas. No shame, just a tight sleepwear game 🥱

 

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ASOS DESIGN tracksuit, £50

BOSS Bodywear pyjama set, £125