As some of you know, one of my guilty pleasures is the #StitchFix box that I get every month in the mail. Well, one of my friends was asking about what I got last night. Instead of trying to describe everything, I had my husband take pictures of me wearing all that I got (not at the same time of course). So, for those of you curious... here you go! Please forgive the mess!
Fix #1 ~ Elle Woven Clutch (Urban Expressions) $38
This little thing was so cute! The problem was that it was SO small. It was not a practical bag for me to keep because no matter where I go, I always have a lot of stuff to carry with me.
Needless to say, I sent this little gem back. Maybe they'll send me a bigger bag next time :)
Fix #2 ~ Neve Bermuda Shorts (Liverpool) $48
I LOVE how these shorts fit. The length is perfect, and they have just enough stretch where I'm not uncomfortable on my "I-feel-fat" days. As I told my friend when I was texting her these pictures, I've got to learn how to stand skinny when someone is taking my picture. Any tips?
These were a definite keep even though my sweet husband told me they look weird. He couldn't explain himself, but I loved them enough to keep them anyway!
Fix #3 ~ Emer Printed High Waisted Cropped Pant (Margaret M) $98
These pants were definitely comfortable when I first put them on! When I looked down, I had a problem. They were a weird length on me. They were supposed to be ankle length, but I prefer for them to be cut above my ankle bone not below. They might have been cute with a pair of wedge heels, but I wear those so seldom they weren't worth keeping for just a few times a year.
I will be sending these back for sure. It helped that the price was a lot above what I normally would spend on a pair of pants!
The print on them was very cool though :)
Fix #4 ~ Kimberly Maxi Dress (Gilli) $64
This dress was so comfortable that I didn't want to take it off! Those are the tell-tale signs that I need to keep whatever I'm wearing :) I didn't take a picture of the back of the dress, but it does criss cross at the top, which gives it a little more detail.
This dress was definitely a keeper. A little more than I'd normally spend on a dress, but the comfort level was the deciding factor.
Fix #5 ~ Elaine Ikat Print Pocket-Front Knit Shirt (Market & Spruce)
I have received a few other pieces that are the Market & Spruce brand and I have yet to return one of them! The material they use and the styles they cut are perfect for me. I put this shirt on and couldn't keep myself from feeling the material all over :) So soft and comfy, but also something I could put with a pair of dress pants and flats to wear to school (work).
This was also a keeper! I immediately hung it in my closet :)
With the three things I kept, minus my $20 stylist fee and $30 from referrals (thanks to the ladies that signed up under my referral link!), plus tax my grand total was ....... $114.84 and I didn't have to leave my house to go through the disappointing fiasco of trying on piece after piece of clothing that may or may not fit the way I want.
If you're interested in trying Stitch Fix, it is amazing! You get the boxes as often as YOU want them to come, and you can stop at any time without having to go through the hassle of unsubscribing. You set up your shipments! My stylist, Victoria, is amazing!
Here's my referral link that will give me a little bonus on my next shipment as soon as you have a shipment sent to you!
https://www.stitchfix.com/referral/4314792
Blessings,
Ronna <><
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