​​Have you chosen the perfect outfit to impress your special date on Valentine's Day? Now is the time to assemble the right outfit for the most important date of the year! And a blazer is the best way to augment that special outfit. Below are three suggestions for celebrating Valentine's Day and the blazer-enhanced outfit for each.

Early-in-the-day dates call for casual basics combined with a touch of classic style in lighter colors. A deconstructed soft brown marquis stretch blazer is perfect for wearing over a light red chambray long-sleeve shirt and white chinos. It's an outfit that is light, fresh, and able to transition seamlessly into late afternoon or early evening if need be.

The blazer features a classic fit, double vent back, notch lapels, and ample pockets (6!) for stashing those Valentine's Day necessities.

If you and your date have decided that going all out for Valentine's Day isn't your style, then you may prefer a movie and drinks instead. In that case, you'll want to feel put-together and stylish yet comfortable. An interlock long-sleeve polo in dark navy over dark wash denim will fit the bill when paired with a dark navy Hudson stretch twill blazer.

The deconstructed blazer in a comfy stretch twill fabric features a classic fit, two functional buttonholes, six pockets (both sides, left chest, and three inner), notch lapels, and a chambray inner half lining.

Most men in a smart-casual restaurant will wear a suit and tie on Valentine's Day. So stand out from the crowd by going for a different, more sophisticated look (just be sure to check the restaurant's Valentine's Day dress code first). Leave that tie at home and top a cozy navy Pima cotton long-sleeve crewneck and dark navy chinos with a grey herringbone blazer.

The sleek, elegant, and stylish blazer has functional buttonholes, plenty of pockets, a double back vent, and notch lapels. The rayon blend stretch fabric makes it super comfy and easy to wear — just in case you and your date decide to go dancing after dinner!