For those of you who haven't seen my prior posts on this, Stitch Fix is a service that selects clothing based on the profile I filled out (pretty detailed and asks for sizes you usually wear, not measurements). I selected the time interval at which I wanted my Fixes to ship and just sat back and waited for goodies to come in the mail.
There is a Stitch Fix button on the sidebar of this blog if you want to learn more about the service. This post is not sponsored in any way by Stitch Fix, but I would get a credit if you decided to try it.
So this is what I got and what I kept -- we'll see if you agree with me!
I like that you get a card with suggestions for how to wear each item. I agreed with Erin, this could definitely be a spring/summer top to wear with white pants. I tried it on with the White House Black Market black jeans I was already wearing that morning.
I'm not normally that fond of a Henley neckline but thought this one was flattering and loved the colors.
Verdict: Kept
This top didn't seem as fitted as the picture on the card would indicate; it looked like it would be too large. But when I tried it on, I liked it. And that's my favorite shade of blue.
Verdict: Kept
This was my favorite item in the box. The cutouts and the buttons on the back are adorable styling details -- it was sort of hard to get a picture of my back, but there you have it!
Verdict: Kept
I felt like a barn in this -- Erin suggested it over leggings for travel, but there was something about the combo of the horizontal stripes and the dolman sleeves that wasn't very flattering on my body. Occasionally I'll look at other people's posts about Stitch Fix and a lot of bloggers seemed to like this top, but not me.
Verdict -- Returned
Sort of like the style of this dress; it is very formfitting, so I definitely couldn't work in it, plus as I moved around it sort of crept up and got shorter and shorter. And the print wasn't flattering.
Verdict: Returned
So I kept three out of five -- do you agree with my choices?
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Location:Palmdale CA
I hate trying on clothes but what a cool way to shop. I like all your choices and agree with what you returned.
ReplyDeleteI don't really like trying on clothes, either. What I like best about this is that you have access to all of the other things that you own so you can see what the pieces will look like once they are in your closet. For instance, Erin suggested that I try on the blue/black top with a faux leather skirt that I got in my last Fix. You just can't do that in a store!
DeleteI hate trying on clothes but what a cool way to shop. I like all your choices and agree with what you returned.
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