valentine's day

Relationship statuses come in all different shades. This February 14, express yourself with a Valentine’s Day outfit that pulls inspiration from across the color wheel.

Instead of diving in feet first, perhaps take a step back and let your Valentine’s Day style lure your special someone in slowly, with a peak of white lace under that work blazer or cardi sweater. You have that lace cami from years ago—pull it out, and use it as your base layer instead of your thermals. If you already got rid of your lace cami, you’re in luck: This wardrobe staple is making a comeback in 2023. Read more about How To Pick Out a Valentine’s Day Color Palette

Valentine’s Day falls on a Tuesday this year, a workday in the middle of another busy week, which might make celebrating a little less celebratory. However, Luce Line Brewing Co. believes love can still be in the air.

The local brewery is having a special Valentine’s Day event, the SweetHeart Special, on February 14. Its special offer is a combination of any one of it’s pizzas with any two pours (beer or seltzer) for $20. The first 50 people to order the special will also get a sweet chocolate treat to share. Read more about Celebrate Valentine’s Day With This Sweetheart Special

Celebrating love whether you’re single or not, Galentine’s Day is a time to surround yourself with the people you love. This unofficial holiday is truly as sweet as it sounds. Conceptualized by Leslie Knope of the popular television show Parks and Recreation in 2010, the celebration in season two takes place over a brunch filled with waffles and love from her friends. “Every February 13, my lady friends and I leave our husbands and our boyfriends at home, and we just come and kick it breakfast style,” Knope says in the episode. Read more about Be My Galentine

If you don’t have a Valentine, never fear - the Ruby Red is every bit as good if you enjoy it solo. Read more about A Valentine's Cocktail and Two Cold Weather Wines are This Month's Drink Picks