Stitch Fix – April 2014 Review
My seventh Stitch Fix arrived and it is the best one yet! Gorgeous colors, fun spring pieces and the perfect tote were all included in my most recent fix. I can always count on Stitch Fix to bring me something unique and fun. I love Stitch Fix because it is fun, easy and can be customized based on my own style. Read on to see what I kept this month.
WHAT IS STITCH FIX?
Stitch Fix reminds me of the personal stylists that they have at Nordstrom or similar stores, except I’ll never actually meet my stylist and all of the items are shipped directly to my door. When you sign up, they ask you to fill out a style profile, where you specify sizes, price ranges, shapes, styles and any colors or patterns that you prefer. You pick a date that you want your fix shipped and they send you a box of 5 clothing and accessory items hand-picked based on your style profile. You can schedule one delivery or sign up for automatic monthly deliveries. You pay a $20 styling fee for each box, which also includes delivery. The $20 styling fee is applied as a credit towards anything you keep from your box. If you purchase everything in your box, you receive 25% off the entire purchase.
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MY SEVENTH STITCH FIX
So here is my seventh Stitch Fix box:
(1) Andrew Marc Regina Cute Out Shoulder Sheath Dress – $138
The color of this dress is gorgeous! The dress would work well with work, especially with a fun blazer, but I already own a dress that is the exact same color and a very similar style. The sleeves have little slits in them which add a unique element to the dress.
(2) Daniel Rainn Kerra Crew Neck Lace Blouse – $68
I love all the fun spring pieces in this fix. The lace blouse is lightweight, good quality, and perfect for spring and summer. It came with the tank underneath which I love. It is casual but can definitely be dressed up for work too.
(3) C. Luce Adaline Geo Print Mixed Material Tank – $58
As another fun spring piece, this tank is perfect to wear under a suit, with skinny jeans or even with shorts. It is lightweight and good quality. I love the print and fun colors.
(4) Tulle Teddy Floral Blazer – $68
I know that floral blazers may be the trend, but I can’t pull it off. The blazer was good quality and relatively lightweight, but there is little shape to it. I prefer my blazers to be fitted. My stylist recommended that I try it with the dress, but I think it would look better with black pants and a blouse underneath. No matter what I did, I just could get this one to work for me. It was fun to try though.
(5) Baggu Melanie Canvas Duck Bag – $38
Ask and you shall receive. I saw this bag on Instagram and thought it would be a fun spring tote. I asked my stylist if she could send a fun spring bag and mentioned that I loved this one. And I actually received the exact one I mentioned. I love this basic bag for spring. It will work great to tote books around or bring to the beach.
WHAT DO YOU THINK?
MY OVERALL THOUGHTS
The winners from this box were #2 (Daniel Rainn Kerra Crew Neck Lace Blouse) and #3 (C. Luce Adaline Geo Print Mixed Material Tank) and #5 (Baggu Melanie Canvas Duck Bag).
Even though I didn’t keep all of the pieces this was one of my favorite fixes. I loved all the fun spring colors! I continue to provide even more detailed feedback about my likes and dislikes and I specifically ask for certain pieces each fix. For this fix, I asked for the fun spring Baggu bag and they sent me the exact same bag that I asked for in my feedback. I noticed that I have a different stylist each time and I actually really love that because it means I get unique pieces each time.
Even though I didn’t keep the floral blazer, I love that they send me at least one piece that I wouldn’t usually pick for myself. It gives me the opportunity to try something fun and new. I can’t wait to see what fun spring pieces they send me next!
If you want to try Stitch Fix, go here to sign up!
Disclaimer: This is not a sponsored post. I signed up for Stitch Fix and purchased the box myself. I’m sharing my opinions because I think they will help others. This post does contain referral links for new sign-ups that gives me a small credit towards my next box.
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