Valentine's Day Outfit Idea: Dark Florals + Faux Leather

Did you see last week's Valentine's Day outfit idea post? My first outfit idea featured a light color palette, and today I want to show you a second Valentine's Day outfit idea in contrast to the first. Dark florals are a great way to add print to your wardrobe during the winter to spring transition, and I cannot think of a better texture to pair a dark floral print with than faux leather! This combination is glamorous with a little edge, if I do say so myself. In today's outfit, I paired this dark floral crop top with an old favorite faux leather pencil skirt, patent platform heels, and a bright clutch. I added a super soft pashmina wrap because let's be real, it's still winter. Please keep scrolling for more photos, outfit links, and more of my picks for dark floral pieces that I think would look lovely styled this Valentine's Day and on into spring.

Floral Top: Aritzia, exact style current colors here or similar here

Faux Leather Pencil Skirt: old, similar here

Pumps: exact style here or patent style here

Clutch: Gigi New York, exact style current colors here or smaller version with more colors here

Pashmina: exact here (under $15 and available in a bunch of colors!)

Necklace: Ted Baker, exact here

Stacking Rings: Aurate New York, exact here, here, and here

Since dark floral prints are so perfect to style for Valentine's Day and the winter to spring transition, I collected more great options for your consideration in the widget below. Be sure to scroll through to see all of my picks, priced for a range of budgets starting under $30! 

How would you style floral prints for Valentine's Day and the winter to spring transition? Be sure to leave me a comment to let me know! Thank you for visiting my blog today, and I hope you have a wonderful week!

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