My latest Stitch Fix

This time around the lovely folks at Stitch Fix sent me quite a few fun contenders!  I’d love to hear what you think I should keep.

First was a pair of black leggings that I didn’t get a picture of.   They would be great with a long tunic-type top.  They’d also be a nice warm layer under a long skirt– something I was actually wishing for just the other day. I may keep them, or I might not.  Still deciding…

Next up is this zigzag patterned top, which I like quite well.  One of my daughters thought it looked fancier than I usually wear, and it is a silky dressy-feeling material.  But I think it would be nice for a lot of occasions and I like that it looks fine with jeans.

Next comes this floppy navy sweater.  It is heavenly-soft and very nice and warm.  I am not 100% sure about the style but I think it is more flattering than the last sweater in a similar style  that they sent me.  And did I mention?  So soft and warm.  I feel like I am cozying up in a snuggly bathrobe when I am wearing it.  The question is– does it look ok?  Or tent-like?   And if it is tent-like, do I even care… because, hello, cozy!

Next up is this adorable boho-style top in turquoise and black.  My daughter Emily laughed when she saw this one, and said, ‘Wow, do they ever know what you like!”  It is soft and silky, but just a little less fitted than the blouse higher on the page.  Love, love, love it.

To make the turquoise top even more fun, they also sent me a turquoise necklace as my fifth item.  Such fun!

So what do you think?  Which items should I keep?

Never even heard of Stitch Fix?  Sitch Fix is a personal shopping service that picks clothing for you based on a questionnaire that you fill out.  You can also share your Pinterest clothing board to give your stylist more ideas of what you like. (Here’s my pinterest clothing board if you’re curious.)

Once you’ve sent them your info, you can order a fix as often or as infrequently as you like.  Each fix consists of five items for which you pay a styling fee of $20. That $20 styling fee applies toward any item you keep.  Items cost on average between $30-$70.  Keep what you want, and send whatever you don’t want back in the prepaid envelope that comes right along with your fix. Easy peasy.

Click on my referral link to order a ‘fix’ of your own. For extra fun, when you sign up and refer someone else, you’ll get a credit that applies toward your NEXT fix.  What fun!