The Key To Chic: Twin Tuesday

February 11, 2014

Twin Tuesday - Valentine's Day

Happy Tuesday! Today's theme for Twin Tuesday with blogger BFF Toni is Valentine's Day. Can you believe that it's this Friday? Confession: I'm still accidentally using 2013 to date some of my photos despite it being almost halfway into February.

Today we're showing how we've styled our looks for the day when chocolates, flowers, and romantic dates are in abundance. Confession #2: I'm not much into chocolates or sentimental holidays. As for my sartorial Valentine's Day preferences, I'm all about a casual everyday look with embellished basics, while Toni effortlessly shows how to rock a romantic printed dress with cold weather staples.

Twin Tuesday what to wear on Valentine's Day

Twin Tuesday what to wear on Valentine's Day

I'm showing some love (no pun intended) for the graphic sweatshirt trend with this fun version by BoBo House and the one and only tan suede ankle boots that I've pined for for what seemed like an eternity.

Los Angeles fashion blogger The Key To Chic wears a BoBo House whisky graphic sweater, white Gap jeans, and Rag & Bone Harrow boots in camel

Los Angeles fashion blogger The Key To Chic wears a BoBo House whisky graphic sweater, white Gap jeans, and Rag & Bone Harrow boots in camel

Los Angeles fashion blogger The Key To Chic wears a BoBo House whisky graphic sweater, white Gap jeans, and Phillip Lim for Target mini satchel

BoBo House The Whisky graphic print sweater with chandelier crystal rhinestone necklace

Rag & Bone Harrow boots in camel, western ankle strap boots

Xhilaration chambray shirt (similar style I want from Target), H&M necklace (old, here's a similar one I'm eyeing for under $20), The Whisky sweater c/o BoBo House, Gap jeans, Phillip Lim for Target satchel, and Rag & Bone boots

Love, music, and a whisky. Three elements of an ideal Valentine's Day. Oh, and in my book, maybe a healthy home-cooked meal and of course, some shopping!

See more of Toni's chic look!

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