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Now what to wear for that at home dinner date. If you want to make an effort and don’t want to play the night out in your comfies (and for those of us who have left this aspect of a Valentine's to the last minute), let’s see what is stylish and appropriate that we can grab online. To heat up the chemistry and combine with a few glasses of the finest wine it is hard to beat a little black number.


The beautiful Bella dress by Reiss in black features an asymmetric neckline with a figure-flattering bodycon fit. It’s cut from velvet for that cosy homely feel to a mid-length (glam but you won’t feel over-dressed) and a subtle side split down one side. Wear it with closed-toe mules and delicate jewellery for a contemporary take on evening dressing.


Black Bella Evening dress in velvet £165, www.reiss.com


The next item is for all you single ladies out there that still want to get into the vibe. The following one piece makes a perfect cosy up or a great look to Facetime your far away beau. Or indeed if you’re keeping it casual with your fella combining a quiet drink and an ever-romantic Netflix/takeaway combination, frankly, I don’t blame you at all. You can still make an effort with what you’re wearing with this gorgeous Lipsy loungesuit, available in black, grey and beige (as featured).


Lipsy Lounge Tie Waist Onesie Jumpsuit in camel £32, www.next.co.uk


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