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Darlings. I told you I love Valentine’s Day. Call it a corporate scheme, or a painful reminder of a relationship status. Yes, Valentine’s Day is one of the holidays (behind the holiday season in December) where corporations make millions upon millions on heart-themed confections and lovely jewels – that I cannot deny. But I don’t see Valentine’s Day as a holiday meant only for couples, where it is the one day they have the excuse to snog obnoxiously and care not an ounce for what onlookers think. It’s a day to celebrate love; whether or not you are single is hardly relevant. If you are, embrace your independence and celebrate your successes and ability to love yourself without a man by your side. If you do have a valentine, celebrate your ability to remain an individual and still love your significant other wholly. Regardless of your relationship status, Valentine’s Day is a day not just to love another, but also to love yourself. So why don’t you… Dress up for the fourteenth. Wear false eyelashes, or wear several coats of black mascara. Paint your nails red. Add a dash of red or pink to your lips. Blush a little, wear a spritz of perfume, and…http://lacouturiernyc.files.wordpress.com/2009/02/lula-3.jpg