Brands are smitten for Cupid’s holiday with a marriage of romance and style.
Love is in the air — and brands are releasing collections leading up to Feb. 14 celebrating Valentine’s Day, with styles ranging from vibrant pinks and reds to sparkling stones. Heart motifs, lip prints and rose patterns are plentiful, too, across special edition clothing, beauty, accessories and more.
Romance gets its due with this roundup of capsule collections.
This article will be updated continuously.
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Rihanna’s Savage x Fenty Valentine’s Day Collection
Image Credit: Savage x Fenty Rihanna’s 2025 Savage x Fenty Valentine’s Day Collection continues to redefine the celebration of love with a bold, inclusive range of intimates, lounge and sleepwear. The collection features diverse styles from the flirty Loveline series to the sultry Fire and Desire set. Collaborating with stars like Serena Page and the LeBlanc sisters, the “Love You Way” campaign spans passionate to platonic love. Vibrant shades of red emblazoned with lipstick marks and hearts are a part of the motifs. “Valentine’s Day is a time to celebrate love in all its forms,” said Rihanna. “At Savage x Fenty, we’re all about embracing love in every way and creating products that let people feel confident while doing so.” Customers can shop the Valentine’s Day collections online at savagex.com and Savage x Fenty retail stores.
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Kendra Scott Valentine’s Day Collection 2025
Image Credit: Courtesy Kendra Scott is showing a lot of heart for 2025. The brand releases its curation of styles that nod to Valentine’s Day, including necklaces, bracelets, earrings, customizable pieces and more. Heart-shaped pendant necklaces are among the best sellers. The capsule’s prices start at $25 on kendrascott.com.
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Stanley 1913 x Target Valentine’s Day Collection
Image Credit: Courtesy The Stanley 1913 Valentine’s Day collection launched an exclusive series of Quencher H2.0 FlowState Tumblers at Target. Celebrating the season of love, the tumblers, available in rich pink and deep red with cascading hearts, come in three sizes. The capsule is designed for gifting with a specialized card label for personal, romantic messages.
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Bluebella’s ‘Love Letters’ Valentine’s Day 2025 Collection
Image Credit: Courtesy Bluebella’s 2025 Valentine’s Day collection, “Love Letters,” innovatively combines self-love and modern sensuality. Highlighting personal journeys and self-acceptance, the campaign, featuring model Lauren Wasser, celebrates the power of body positivity. Wasser’s story personifies the collection’s ethos, promoting confidence through modern lingerie. The collection is available online and at their London pop-up store. “Love Letters is an invitation to celebrate loving ourselves,” said founder Emily Bendell. “Lauren embodies the core values that Bluebella stands for, bravery, honesty and intelligence. She is a hugely successful model and athlete in her own right, and an inspirational advocate across everything she does. We believe that her journey to loving herself, will encourage our audience to do the same.”
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Mignon Faget Valentine’s Day Collection 2025
Image Credit: Courtesy Mignon Faget’s 2025 Valentine’s Day collection seamlessly blends romance with craftsmanship. Known for integrating organic contours with bold, sculptural elements, the 2025 offering features enchanting “Legacy Lock and Key” necklaces and earstuds, which are components of the brand’s style of organic shapes with sculptural design. Other themes span self-love and making lasting connections. The collection is available on mignonfaget.com.
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Dana Rebecca x Valentine’s Day Collection 2025.
Image Credit: Courtesy Jewelry brand Dana Rebecca released its “All the Love” collection for Valentine’s Day 2025. The marquee piece in the lineup is the limited-edition Zoe Louise Spiral Heart necklace, crafted in 14k yellow gold and 0.13 carats of diamonds. Adding a whimsical touch, the heart shape is designed with a spiraling look. It retails for $880, but is included as part of a contest to win the piece with no minimum purchases on danarebeccadesigns.com.
