If you're looking to gift a fragrance this Valentine's Day, Maison Louis Marie's No. 4 Bois de Balincourt is perfect for anyone. This gender-neutral fragrance is rich with earthy and woody notes like sandalwood and vetiver, a great starting point for anyone looking to get into scents.

Wow her with these sweet-as-can-be finds — from a custom print of your wedding venue to Kate Spade heart studs.

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One of our favorite Valentine’s Day gifts under $25 is this status-y tumbler from Yeti. It’s even cheaper in this (quite seasonally appropriate) wine-red shade. These stylish glasses might inspire a cocktail-testing date night.

Discover eco-friendly Valentine’s Day gift ideas, from sustainable flowers to ethical jewelry and experiences, for a celebration of love that’s kind to the planet.

Valentine’s Day gifts don’t have to be just for humans! This year, show your feline friends and fellow cat lovers some extra love with thoughtful presents. Whether you’re spoiling your cat with treats or shopping for a cat Valentine’s surprise for a fellow cat lover,

Lifestyle expert Dawn McCarthy breaks down all the best gifts to spoil your loved one this Valentine's Day, from sparkling wine to one-of-kind jewelry.

Amidst a growing sober curious movement, restaurants in New York City are pushing the boundaries of what's possible when it comes to non-alcoholic drinking. By Valentine’s Day, most new year’s resolutions have gone by the wayside.