Valentine’s Day is the holiday of love; it is the time each year when couples take a pause from the daily stresses or hardships of their lives and refuse to take one another for granted. It’s a reminder that love and partnership is one of the core foundations to our lives and that we must value it and show gratitude. Even school age children exchange Valentine’s Day cards with classmates as a symbol of friendship and appreciation. However, along with all the wonderful things that the holiday represents, Valentine’s Day is one of the most stressful occasions of the year. We’ve all come down from our Christmas and New Year’s high, and it’s the first major holiday to smack us in the face at what is still the beginning of 2015. Singles see it as a day for sadness, a way to be made to feel alone, and couples see it as an excuse to dress up, go out for date night, and spice things up along the way.  For women in relationships or going out on a date for Valentine’s Day, the main source of stress comes from what to wear. In new date or relationship situations, you want to present yourself as fun, sexy, and stylish, but even if…