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Valentine’s Day is quickly approaching, and interest in everything romantic — from red-and-pink color combos to lace lingerie — is on the rise. Fortunately, the gifts associated with the holiday are no longer limited to chocolate boxes or cheesy trinkets. If you’re searching for something special for your significant other, thoughtful treats for your Galentine’s party, or a new style for yourself, heart-shaped jewelry will surely impress. Below, we’ve found statement pieces that can be proudly worn (and gifted) year-round, including pendant necklaces, cocktail rings, puffy earrings, charm bracelets, and more.
Give a piece of your heart with one (or two or three) of these heart-shaped jewelry styles.
Heart-Shaped Necklaces
When we think of Valentine’s Day jewelry, heart necklaces come to mind first, so we’ve included several dainty and chunky heart pendants and lockets, as well as out-of-the-box chains. Depending on your budget, pick from cubic zirconia crystals or genuine diamonds and mother-of-pearl designs.
Heart-Shaped Rings
Whether you’re looking for everyday signets, stacking bands, or intricate engagement-like styles, there are many heart-shaped rings to pick from that would make a great Valentine’s Day gift for a loved one or for yourself.
Heart-Shaped Earrings
Go bold with a drop heart earring, or keep it simple with a sleek stud or huggie. Puffy earrings don’t seem to be going anywhere anytime soon, so don’t be afraid of the statement designs. The bow trend also persists, so don’t skip the absolutely adorable bow-heart styles below.
Heart-Shaped Bracelets
Give your giftee a piece of your heart with a charm bracelet that has your birthstone or name inscribed on it — or any of the other heart-adorned bracelets (including a literal heart-shaped bangle) as a token of your love. There’s a variety of everyday and special occasion styles.
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If you’re taking cues from the runways about how we’re going to be dressing this year, prepare to accessorize with a 2010s-level gusto. Designers seem to be loosening up, letting go of the restraint they’ve practiced in the wake of “quiet luxury,” especially in the finishing touches department. The single gold chains and mini hoop earrings aren’t going away, necessarily — but they’ll now be sharing real estate with charm necklaces that you can make your own, statement brooches that tell their own story, cocktail rings that add drama to your manicure, and bangle bracelets that announce your presence with each motion. More is more is more. (The opposite of that one Coco Chanel quote, basically.) Ahead, discover the seven jewelry trends we predict will reach new levels of scale (and virality) in 2025.
Brands like Saint Laurent and Etro have been leaning into maximalist retro prints that bring us back to the ’70s and ’80s. That more-is-more sensibility has translated to their accessories, too: On their recent runways, models piled on the jewelry, their lobes adorned with oversized, sculptural earrings that brought home the “I-raided-my-grandma’s-closet-for-this-look” vibe.
2025 Jewelry Trend: Brooches
If 2024 was the year of the bag charm, 2025 will be the year of the brooch. It was one of Matthieu Blazy’s final decrees at Bottega Veneta, where he accessorized knits, dresses, and more with golden frog pins. (Nicolas Ghesquière had brooches at Louis Vuitton, too.) Much like the bag charms, brooches allow us to add a personal touch to wardrobe staples. They’re especially impactful in the cold months, when we have to cover up our well-thought-out outfits in bulky outerwear — pin a unique brooch to the lapel, and it’ll make you stand out in a sea of black coats.
2025 Jewelry Trend: Pearl Chokers
The pearl necklaces trending in 2025 are less sorority and more subversive, sitting close to the neck and often embellished with a little something extra. For inspiration, look at how Chanel added its signature double Cs as a closure on a choker on its Spring/Summer 2025 runway (photo above).
2025 Jewelry Trend: Cocktail Rings
In 2025, your manicurist will be getting their flowers in bushels, since everyone will want to get a good look at the cocktail rings adorning your hands. You can find one statement piece that steals the show, you can mix and match minimal bands, or you can dive head-first with multiple bobbles, Ã la Max Mara Resort 2025 (above).
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Get excited, because it’s nearly time to check into The White Lotus hotel… well, kind of.
The much-anticipated third season of HBO’s The White Lotus— starring Parker Posey, Walton Goggins, and more — premieres on February 16. Ahead of the launch, several fashion brands are releasing collaborations inspired by the fictional resort which is set in Thailand this season. This week, Abercrombie & Fitch joined the list with a loungey, resort-inspired capsule.
The limited-edition unisex collection features graphic crewnecks, relaxed T-shirts, textured short-sleeve button-ups, and a baseball cap. While some styles feature a cheeky “do not disturb” plea, others nod to the show’s newest locale. “Our customers love to travel and live for the luxury of a long weekend,” Abercrombie chief marketing officer, Carey Collins Krug, said in a press statement. “We loved the idea of combining our customer’s favorite styles with graphics inspired by the iconic and beachside luxury of The White Lotus.”
Alongside the collaboration, Abercrombie also released its new linen-cotton blend Breezy Shirts and Baggy Breezy Pull-On Pants to pair with the limited-edition styles and to round out your vacationwear.
Whether you’re actuallytraveling to a luxe seaside getaway, or are planning to lounge luxuriously on your couch while watching the series, these styles deserve a spot in your weekender bag (or dresser drawer). All you have to do is click “add to bag” and wait for your dose of dopamine to arrive in the mail.
Ever stand in front of your jam-packed closet, staring at more than enough clothing options, and think: I have nothing to wear? Same. But perhaps the issue isn’t that you’re out of viable outfit choices. You just need a fresh dose of inspiration — say: Valentine’s Day outfits — to help you see your wardrobe in a new way. That’s where Outfit Dump comes in. We supply you with enough ideas to fuel your style until the next drop comes along.
Valentine’s Day is already less than a month away. That can mean only one thing: It’s time to start planning. And, no, we don’t mean your date or the gift you might want to get your significant other — or a friend or yourself — though, it’s probably for the best to be thinking about that, too. We’re talking about your February 14th look.
The good news? Whether you will be heading out for a romantic evening with a partner, celebrating with friends, or having a self-care night in, the most stylish Instagrammers have plenty of fashion inspo to provide. Keep scrolling to discover 20 outfits — sleek sheer pieces, on-trend rosettes and bows, as well as pinks, reds, and every shade in between — that you might just fall in love with this Valentine’s Day and beyond.
Valentine’s Day Outfit Idea: Pink + White
Keep your look classic — yet stylish — with a white button-up shirt and a pink skirt. We love the Peter Pan collar and puffed sleeves seen here, but go for what you already have in your closet, and accessorize to let your personality shine through.
Valentine’s Day Outfit Idea: Lingerie As Outerwear
Wearing innerwear as outerwear has been a thing for a few years now, so whether you’ve already tried the trend yourself or are ready to push out of your comfort zone, Valentine’s Day is the perfect opportunity to style your laciest lingerie-esque clothing (or actual lingerie!) as a going-out look.
Valentine’s Day Outfit Idea: Sheer White Dress
If full-out lingerie is a bit too much for you, try wearing a sheer white maxi dress that will show off whatever you choose to layer underneath it.
Valentine’s Day Outfit Idea: All-In On Texture
Add intrigue and dimension to your outfit with textural pieces — think layers and layers of voluminous tulle or fluffy teddy-style pieces. Want to be really bold? Mix-and-match textures, like seen with this look.
Valentine’s Day Outfit Idea: Red Tights
Colored tights are still having a moment, which makes opting for a red pair a no-brainer. We love the bright and bold pop it adds to this sleek black outfit as well as the tone-matched shoes.
Valentine’s Day Outfit Idea: Red + Black
Or bring a bit of edge to your Valentine’s Day red by using it as an accent color in your all-black outfit.
Valentine’s Day Outfit Idea: Lace Maxi Dress
Is there anything else to say about a sexy sheer wine-colored maxi dress other than “Yes, please”?
Valentine’s Day Outfit Idea: Bubble Skirt
Make a statement with a bubble skirt (or dress) of any length. If you opt for a mini, we highly recommend wearing it with a pair of knee-high boots.
Valentine’s Day Outfit Idea: Rosettes
Rosettes — which are always Valentine’s Day-ready — are a simple way to add a pretty touch to an outfit. This year, we say the more you have, the better.
Valentine’s Day Outfit Idea: Frills
Just like rosettes, bows and ruffles are an easy way to dress up any outfit, especially if your aesthetic leans toward more girly trends. Add them to your clothes, weave them into your hair, use them to accessorize, and go forth.
Valentine’s Day Outfit Idea: Heart Patterns
When it comes to romance and fashion, there’s no such thing as too obvious.
Valentine’s Day Outfit Idea: Off-the-Shoulder Dress
What is it about an off-the-shoulder/one-shoulder silhouette that makes an outfit look so luxe? We love the red shade here but don’t be afraid to stray from on-theme Valentine’s Day colors.
Valentine’s Day Outfit Idea: Feathered Suit
Nothing says flirty and thriving like hot pink feather embellishments.
Valentine’s Day Outfit Idea: Preppy Style
Between rugby sweaters, windbreakers, jersey-style tops, and ever-ubiquitous Adidas sneakers, sporty style is on the rise in 2025. But if you don’t want to show up to your Valentine’s Day plans looking like you’re heading to catch the local sports team of your choosing, lean preppy by layering a chunky knit sweater over a collared top and styling with your go-to kicks and color-matched socks.
Valentine’s Day Outfit Idea: Soft Suiting
Yes, trending soft suiting can work for a romantic date, especially with a silhouette and cut as interesting as the flowy short suit pictured here — plus a pair of Tabis, naturally.
Valentine’s Day Outfit Idea: Leopard Print + Pink
Leopard print and pink is the color combo we’re not wearing enough of. Style the combo casually, like pictured here, or dress them up with fancier pieces.
Valentine’s Day Outfit Idea: Relaxed Loungewear
A cozy-looking neutral, wide-legged matching loungewear set is for anyone who doesn’t want to make a fuss out of Valentine’s Day. After all, it’s just another day.
Valentine’s Day Outfit Idea: Heart Cut-Outs
Forget wearing your heart on your sleeve — keep it on your chest with a cute cut-out on a chunky knit.
Valentine’s Day Outfit Idea: Cutout Gown
Take it from British singer-songwriter Mahalia: cut-outs on a gown make it all the more alluring, whether in red or any other color.
Valentine’s Day Outfit Idea: Black Mini Dress
Because a Little Black Dress is a perennial wardrobe staple for a reason, right?
Valentine’s Day Outfit Idea: Bright White
If the Valentino runway is any indicator (and it usually is), we’re all about to be wearing a lot more — and significantly more vivid — whites. Why not start now?
Valentine’s Day Outfit Idea: Pattern Mixing
We don’t know what we love most about this Marimekko look: the fitted floral turtleneck, the billowing retro-esque maxi skirt, or the way the mismatched patterns come together. And that’s before we get to the fuzzy handbag.
Valentine’s Day Outfit Idea: Full Skirt
Another major trend for 2024? Voluminous maxi skirts that demand attention. We’d say the ruffled purple one seen here (thrillingly paired with a tomato-red top!) fits the bill exactly.
Valentine’s Day Outfit Idea: Barbiecore Frills
Not ready to say goodbye to Barbiecore pink just yet? Valentine’s Day offers the perfect cover — go as pink and frilly as your heart desires.
Valentine’s Day Outfit Idea: Pink Accessories
Whether you’re opting to keep things low-key this year or don’t usually wear head-to-toe pink, you can still get in the Valentine’s Day spirit by adding soft touches of the hue to your outfit through accessories.
Valentine’s Day Outfit Idea: Red + Pink
If you’re not going to pair red and pink together on Valentine’s Day, when are you going to do it? Look to see what you already have in your closet, and build your outfit from there.
Valentine’s Day Outfit Idea: Knee-High Boots
Not 100 percent sure about what to wear? Make your footwear the star, like the metallic silver knee-high slouchy boots that complete this outfit.
Valentine’s Day Outfit Idea: Oversized Blazer + Dress
The officewear trend isn’t going anywhere anytime soon, so embrace it this Valentine’s Day by pairing an oversized blazer with your go-to date-night dress. Bonus points if it’s red, like the one pictured here.
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