Audrey Hepburn refers to it as the best place on earth, where nothing bad can take place (Breakfast at Tiffany's). Marilyn Monroe sings about it (Diamonds are a Girl's Bestfriend). Eartha Kitt also sings about it with specific Christmas decoration requests (Santa, Baby). And more recently, Reese Witherspoon is proposed at the very place, ubiquitous with its trademark packaging (Sweet Home Alabama). Tiffany's.
For years, Tiffany's & Co. has been closely associated with providing (pricey, but exquisite) symbols of love for couples. Hold on, hold on
—before you assume that I'm about to gush over some diamond ring or a 'must-have' product, let me finish, yo. Just recently, Tiffany's & Co launched a website
— whatmakeslovetrue.com —which includes an interactive photo blog, "True Love in Pictures". Since February
is right around the corner (ahem, that means Valentines Day. blergh) I thought I'd be nice and share this piece of information with you romantics and/or friends who share some sort of
beneficial relationship
with a friend(s). Okay before I get off track, the blog features photos of pairs, captured by famed street style photographers
The Sartorialist and
Garance Doré—who by the way, are dating. aww #bloggerlove
If Facebook wasn't enough to showcase your sappy tendencies (yes, I went there) you can now upload your own photos to the gallery, using a special filter app on iTunes. If you use Instagram, you can participate by adding a #truelovepictures hashtag to your entries, and
voila: the world now knows you are loved.
To sum it all up, the sentimental website includes photography, Valentine tips + real-life love story videos. And if you're in New York, Tiffany's has selected perfect places for couples to explore:
What Makes Love - Tiffany's New York. And, if you're
NOT into this sort of thing (you don't love 'love' or cringe at the thought of cute hearts), then boo-hoo, have some chocolate. No worries though, I wasn't planning on transforming
Charmed, She's Sure to
Loved, She's Sure. xo