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When dressing for the ultimate date night, you want to step up your game
Valentine’s Day is a high stakes, high pressure kind of holiday. Maybe you think the decorations are silly and there's too much public displays of affection. Or maybe you rise to the occasion and go all out to impress your significant other. But regardless of how you feel about the day, you need to look the part. And that's where MR PORTER comes in. They've got not only the best brands and styles, but the ideal finishing touches—from luxury watches and well-crafted shoes. You know, those pieces that your date will notice even before you say a thing.
3 Inspired Looks for Valentine’s Day
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A Cooler Suit
Pulling on a suit doesn't have to look stuffy or old fashioned. This sumptuous moleskin fabric takes the suit from workaday to ultra stylish. Swapping out the standard dress shirt for a luxurious roll-neck sweater is another swoon-worthy swap.
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1) Unstructured K-jacket, $1,360 by Boglioli
2) Slim-fit cotton-moleskin trouser, $620 by Boglioli
3) Reverse classic stainless steal and leather watch, $9,050 by JAEGER LeCOULTRE
4) Slim-fit merino-wool rollneck sweater, $205 by MR P.
5) Opera penny loafer, $615 by Officine Creative
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The Relaxed Leading Man
Think about how those cool Hollywood guys dress for red carpets or talk shows. It's relaxed and comfortable, yet still refined. Pull on a textured sweater and layer a supple suede jacket over it. Finish the look with a proper watch for some added luxury for the big night.
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1) Alcos herringbone wool-blend sweatshirt, $365 by Theory
2) Fit 2 slim-fit twill chino, $195 by rag & bone
3) Riviera automatic stainless steel watch, $4,130 by Baume & Mercier
4) Metis suede blouson jacket, $1,075 / $430 by MR P.
5) Chuck 70 canvas sneaker, $80 by Converse
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An Upgrade on the Everyday
Keeping things casual? That doesn't mean you can't look your best. Opt for some of your favorite pieces, but enhance them with better fabrics and fits. Finish the look with some handsome loafers and an easygoing corduroy blazer.
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1) Unstructured cotton-corduroy blazer, $425 by MR P.
2) Tetra Neomatik 39 automatic stainless steel and leather watch, $3,860 by NOMOS Glashütte
3) Amar Lyocell shirt, $330 by Officine Générale
4) 105 straight-leg selvedge jean, $330 by OrSlow
5) 180 moccasin suede loafer, $700 by J.M. Weston
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