Bonjour! I am back with another Stitch Fix review today! If you are not familiar with Stitch Fix, it is a really fun personal styling service who delivers fashionable items right to your doorstep. Keep what you want and mail the rest back...it is that simple! For my full Stitch Fix explanation, visit this post. I've also reviewed another one of my orders here.
If you are interested in trying Stitch Fix for yourself, I would be so super-duper thankful if you would follow this link so that I may receive credit towards my next fix!
And on to the review! Here are the items that I received that I chose not to keep:
So I really liked the idea of this stretchy, colorful skirt but I just didn't love it on me.
The sweater was really soft and comfy but it was a little bit "blah" looking...especially for the price!
I was really hopeful about the mint-colored jeans but they were unfortunately too small. Shockingly, this is the first pair of pants Stitch Fix has sent me that haven't fit (I say "shocking" because typically I have a really hard time finding pants that fit).
I really really liked this denim jacket. I get a lot of wear out of the one that I currently own that is a hand-me-down from my sister. I've been thinking of investing in another one in a darker wash...cue this jacket, right?! Wrong! Unfortunately this jacket cost $98! And this teacher cannot afford $100 jackets. (In other news, I just ordered a dark-wash denim jacket from Old Navy for a much easier to stomach price. Stay tuned to see how it works-out)!
But finally, (drum roll please) I decided to keep this beautiful blouse!
I love the feminine, floral pattern and the fun details like the key-hole cutouts and the slit in the back. I know this will be a great top heading into the summer because it is so light and flowy. I really like it paired with my dark skinnies but I think it will look cute with my navy shorts as well!
I threw in a touch of subtle pattern mixing by adding some striped heels. Although I do have to admit to not wearing these shoes very frequently...only to events that don't involve much walking or any consumption of wine.
Anyhoo, long story short, I really like my beautiful, new blouse. However, it was also on the pricey side ($68). Since I had already spent $20 to receive my Stitch Fix box and that amount was credited towards my purchase, I decided to go for it. Unfortunately, in the review I submitted to the company, I told them that if the price points don't decrease, I will no longer be able to receive Stitch Fix boxes. I will let you know if the company complies and if I decide to continue with the service in my next Stitch Fix review!
What I'm Wearing:
Blouse: Stitch Fix (exact)
Jeans: LOFT (exact)
Heels: Gift (similar, similar)
Linking-Up:
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Rachel The Hat and Lena B, Actually- Passion for Fashion
Simple Sequins- Fashion Item Friday
Style Elixir- Friday's Fab Faves
Vodka Infused Lemonade- Très Chic Fashion Thursday
