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Saint Lauren also partnered with Crave for an extra-luxe edition of the sex toy brand’s Vesper vibrator necklace.

A bouquet of condoms and a one-of-a-kind vibrator: the French fashion house have dropped everything you’re going to need.

Regardless of your relationship status this Valentine’s Day, you should treat yourself. And we’d like to suggest a gift that multi-tasks just as well as you.

I gained a new appreciation for the people that build the devices designed to deliver pleasure. Making it in such a welcoming environment like Crave’s Build a Vibe van, takes all the squick and potential embarrassment away from the experience.

I don’t need to know what’s inside my vibrator, I just need it to get me off. At least, that’s what I used to think before I have the privilege of building my own vibrator at Crave’s Pleasure Factory on the CES show floor.

“People want to talk about it. Tech companies are the gatekeepers that prevent these conversations from happening… We are ready to have this conversation” — Ti Chang, designer and co-founder, Crave.

Crave set up a Build-A-Vibe workshop here, letting attendees see the work that goes into putting together a vibrator from components.

“Ti asked if I would like to create my own limited edition Vesper.” Her answer? “Yessss!”

Crave created the world’s first crowdfunded vibrator, raising the money they needed in less than 48hours. Obviously, women have spoken. Crave’s devices are a result of doing what men are still sometimes strangely incapable of: just asked women what they want.