17 va-va-voom Valentine's Day gift ideas from Lover's Lane

By on Thu, Feb 13, 2020 at 3:03 pm

Looking for a gift for Valentine's Day? Try Lover's Lane, with more than 15 stores across the state. More information is available at loverslane.com.

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Burgundy lace and mesh teddy, $32

Burgundy lace and mesh teddy, $32

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Leopard lace robe with G-string, $34

Leopard lace robe with G-string, $34

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Fiorella babydoll, $40

Fiorella babydoll, $40

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Fiorella gown, $50

Fiorella gown, $50

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Lover's bra set, $34

Lover's bra set, $34

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Lovey dovey frilly cami set, $28

Lovey dovey frilly cami set, $28

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Just love lace up front plus size teddy, $42

Just love lace up front plus size teddy, $42

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Love uncovered bustier, $30

Love uncovered bustier, $30

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Sincerely yours plus size chemise, $36

Sincerely yours plus size chemise, $36

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Lace-up heart jacquaard bustier, $38

Lace-up heart jacquaard bustier, $38

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Whimsical babydoll, $36

Whimsical babydoll, $36

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Embroidered rose bra set, $36

Embroidered rose bra set, $36

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Lace-up and hearts babydoll, $40

Lace-up and hearts babydoll, $40

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Fishnet two-piece set, $30

Fishnet two-piece set, $30

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Leila lace teddy, $39.95

Leila lace teddy, $39.95

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Two-piece plunging boyshort teddy, $30

Two-piece plunging boyshort teddy, $30

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