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Double dating at your favorite restaurant or grabbing drinks with your crew might not be in the cards this Valentine's Day, but putting some extra oomph into your beauty routine is still an option. Whether you're getting ready for a hot Zoom date or just want to look cute for a solo movie night in, Valentine's Day is the perfect excuse to swipe on that long-wear lipstick you've been hoarding and try that hairstyle you have saved on Instagram.
For hairstyle inspiration that feels fresh, not fussy, we're sharing the looks that our editors will be trying. Click ahead for chic accessories, practical braids, and defined curls, all of which are perfect even if your hot plans this weekend only involve your television and couch.
"A set of sleek straight-back cornrows with styled baby hairs also double as a defined braid-out when you take them out on February 15." — Aimee Simeon, senior beauty writer"I admit I've been too lazy to do anything to my hair besides keep it in a stale bun. But maybe I'll commit to raking my best curl-defining cream through my hair and using my diffuser to get a wash-n'-go similar to Kerry Washington's. Yes, I will probably also copy the red lip." — Simeon"Amanda Gorman has made me a believer in bold hair accessories again, so I might even take a page out of her book and wear my biggest, most blinged-out headband for date night at home." — Simeon“Kate Bosworth at last year's Golden Globes is my Valentine's Day pipe dream. From the polished twist braid (somehow chicer with two strands as opposed to three) to the backless Prabal Gurung gown, the whole thing is like an IRL pink-heart emoji.” — Megan Decker, beauty editor"In a world where my default hairstyle is air-dried, product-free waves that needed a trim three months ago, I relish any opportunity to change things up. A sleek, shiny blowout with a center part and plenty of movement is in my very limited lexicon of looks I can recreate at home, which is coincidentally the only place my boyfriend and I will be (and want to be) this Valentine's Day." — Rachel Krause, deputy beauty director"A top knot is one of, like, two or three styles I regularly wear, and covering the elastic with this brass crown — or any decorative cover, or even just a section of my own hair — always makes it feel more polished and festive." — Mirel Zaman, senior editor, health & sex
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