How To Look Festive For Valentine’s Day Wearing Pink

Can you believe it is day four of my Valentine’s Day looks? Once again, I’m going to be styling clothing items without a heart, lips, or love anywhere on them. Instead, I’m styling normal items that you can wear when it isn’t Valentine’s Day. Today, I’m showing how to look festive for Valentine’s Day wearing pink clothing.

• Day 1: How To Rock The Casual Valentine’s Look
• Day 2: How To Wear Hearts For Valentine’s Without Looking Childish
• Day 3: How To Wear Traditional Red For Valentine’s Day

How To Look Festive For Valentine’s Day Wearing Pink – Turtleneck

Today’s looks are for all you color-loving gurls like myself. I love bright, vivid colors, and Valentine’s Day is the perfect day for wearing all shades of pink.

This Festive Fuschia Sweater is so pretty, and I love how it brightens my face. Winter can give me the blahs, especially if you are snowed in. You can tell by the look on my face that this color is one I love wearing. When you put on an outfit you like, it will always show in your face.

Maybe I’m smiling because I love these heart-drop earrings. I think these are the perfect size for almost everyone. They are not too big, but big enough to make a statement. I’ll be wearing these throughout the year, not just for Valentine’s Day. The heart necklace is an older one from Kendra Scott. I’ll link to some of the new heart necklaces on their website below.

How To Look Festive For Valentine’s Day Wearing Pink – Swiss Dot

You know I love adding a blazer or a cardigan to my outfits. I’m built like a ruler, so I’m straight up and down without a lot of curves. Adding a blazer or cardigan will trick the eye into thinking I have curves, plus they also make me appear thinner. Just call me a clothing magician. Lol! I make curves appear, and pounds disappear right before your eyes.

A double breasted blazer can be dressed up or down, and I love wearing them with jeans. I never button my blazers because I want to keep that narrow opening visible. That is what helps to trick the eye. When I order a double breasted blazer, I always size down to make sure it doesn’t overlap. The only time this can be an issue is when the arms are too tight.

I don’t always want to wear a blazer, especially when the weather starts to warm up. Here is what the outfit looks like without the blazer. I still think it is pretty dang sharp!

This is one of my favorite shirts I’ve purchased from Amazon. It is soft, which is huge in my book. This shirt manages to straddle the line between dressy and casual, and I love the result.

These see-through swiss dot sleeves give this long sleeve shirt a WOW factor. They are unexpected, and that is what is so cool about them.

These are a pair of Joe’s Jeans. I wore them in yesterday’s post also, and someone asked me if my husband knew they had named some jeans after him. Lol! I’m not sure who the jeans were really named after, but they made a great pair of jeans. They fit perfectly, and I also love the color. I usually wear dark wash jeans in the fall and winter, and medium to light wash in spring and summer. 🤷‍♀️ I read that these jeans ran small, so I ordered two sizes to be sure I got the right size. The size 30 fit better than my usual 29, so I suggest sizing up one size.

How To Look Festive For Valentine’s Day Wearing Pink – Satin

I couldn’t wait to style this satin tunic and jeans outfit. The top was posted on FaceBook the other day, and someone commented that they couldn’t imagine a 50-year-old woman wearing this top. Lol!

I actually like this top, but I should have ordered a medium. There are times when I get in a hurry and don’t pay attention to the description. Words like “oversized” or “relaxed” usually are hints that I need to order a medium instead of a large. The shirt I’m wearing is in the color Hot Pink.

In her defense, the top was worn by a younger woman, and the tie was left loose which left a huge expanse of her chest bared. I don’t think this looks horrible; just a little too sloppy for my taste. Plus, since the top is oversized, I would size it down to a medium. Otherwise, the top would show more than I wanted if I bent over. 😳

The cascading heart earrings are perfect for adding a tiny bit of Valentine’s Day vibes. These are one of the pairs that come in a six-pack, and they are all super cute and affordable.

How To Look Festive For Valentine’s Day Wearing Pink -Embellished Fuschia

Today’s last outfit is similar in color to the festive Fuschia turtleneck. It is very bright and vivid, and if that isn’t enough to catch everyone’s attention, it is also embellished.

The cardigan is embellished with rhinestones and small faux pearls. The cardigan is really soft and has quite a lot of stretch to the fabric. I’m wearing a medium, and I think it is plenty roomy even with a T-shirt worn underneath.

You can see the embellishments on the cardigan better in this photo. You would never think this cardigan is so affordable, but it is under $17! You can’t buy much of anything for under $20, much less a nice piece of clothing.

The Heart Multi Strand Necklace is gorgeous, but it is much more expensive. What I like about these multi strand necklace is that you can get four looks from it. You can wear the necklace with all the strands, the short necklace by itself, or the heart necklace by itself, and you can flip the necklace over and wear it without the embellished stones showing. The website only mentions three ways, but I love turning my necklaces over and wearing the backside as another necklace.

I promise, there are only a few more days of my Valentine’s Day looks left, and they might be the best.

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