Hello, loves!
I’m so excited to bring to you another awesome Stitch Fix! I was quite impressed with all of the gorgeous things I was sent, and to be honest, kind of wanted to keep it all! I forgot to send in a request to my stylist this month so it was definitely all up to her imagination (and her knowledge of my personal style from past fixes), what items I would receive. I have to admit, I felt a little tinge of disappointment when I realized that I hadn’t given her suggestions about what I wanted this month.. I had thought asking for another colorful crossbody bag, embellished pair of sandals, colored jeans, and a fun, printed tank top. My stylist and I are definitely on the same wavelength, because I received 2 of those items! Here, the rest of my July Stitch Fix.
Tank ($48, kept) / Stitch Fix // Jeans / MaviUSA (also from Stitchfix a couple rounds back) // Wedges / Seychelles from Scarlet Threads Consignment // Bag / Cambridge Satchel Co. from the Box of Style (use my link to sign up and get $10 off your first box!) // Necklace / Luv AJ from the Box of Style // Sunglasses / Amazon
Cowl-neck top ($58, returned) / StitchFix // Cropped jeans / Old Navy // Wedges / Just Fab // Necklace / BaubleBar // Bag / Who What Wear for Target // Sunnies / Amazon
Sandals ($60, returned) / Stitch Fix
These were very cute but a little pricey at $60.00. I just knew that as pretty as they are, they would get dirty and worn-looking after a couple of wears when exposed to the elements.
Crochet vest ($48, returned) / Stitch Fix
This piece did not speak to me at all. It felt very flimsy and Coachella-y in a bad way.
Top / BohoCheri // Jeans ($88, kept) / Just Black from Stitch Fix // Espadrilles / Old Navy // Necklace / BaubleBar // Bracelet / House of Harlow 1960 from Rocksbox (use code dressedfortimexoxo for your first month free!) // Rings / Forever 21
So overall, I ended up keeping the printed tank (which I’m a little upset with, as it shrunk after washing the first time according to instructions), and the raw hem skinny jeans. Next time, I’m going to ask for more lacey items, a maxi dress and some more colored pants. Until next time, I hope you’ve enjoyed reading about my July Stitch Fix!
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Some days you want to show up to the pool and dive right in, and others you want to just lounge next to it and soak up those rays! It’s still entirely too warm to head to Palm Springs, so I sometimes like to play pretend like I’m hanging out at some luxe hotel on the weekend, complete with my best girl friends and cocktails. We always bring poolside glam in spades with the cute cut-out suits, breezy cover-ups and completely impractical accessories.
Mark and I, pre-flight. Such cheeseballs.
A gratuitous in-flight cloud shot.
The grand chandelier in the lobby of our first hotel. I need this in my dining room.
Mark and I arrived a night before everyone else, so we decided to stay in downtown San Juan at the 
After checking in to the hotel, we headed next door to 
In the morning, we walked along these gorgeous streets in Old San Juan, in search of a delicious meal at the highly rated Caficultura. We were both left entirely underwhelmed at the whole experience, from the food, to the service, to the hammering and drilling going on in the back room. Shaking that off, we continued our morning of exploring little gift shows and boutiques, picking up some framed butterflies and art prints of the city.
Almost ready to meet up with everyone, the heat was really starting to get to me, more specifically my hair haha!
Finally, I meet up with Rebekah, her mom, Martin and the rest of the crew. There were 10 of us staying in a condo in San Juan, and we basically had the entire floor, with tons of room to spread out.
Walking around the gorgeous blue brick streets of Old San Juan, and seeing the chapel at which the bride and groom would be married.
Cathedral de San Juan Bautista.
Several gorgeous views while strolling around downtown.
The next day, while the girls and I wandered around some more downtown, Mark and the boys took a trip to the rainforest! I wanted to go, but it was kind of a boys bonding trip, and who am I to interrupt boy time? 😉
The next day, we took a trip to the beach!
The next day was the wedding, but as an attendee (maid of honor), of course, I wasn’t able to take many pictures of the event. It started raining, but tapered off as we neared the start of the ceremony. After, we headed to the Marriott for the gorgeous reception and enjoyed our first of many drinks, haha.
The morning after the wedding, comfort food from Libros AC was just what I needed to get back to normal. I also picked up one of those adult coloring books, which I’d been wanting for a while. I love the idea of having a full-fledged bookstore and coffee shop under the same roof.
Mark and I decided to branch off from the rest of the group and spend our afternoon at the Museo de Arto. Unfortunately, they don’t allow any pictures inside the museum, but we did manage to take some great shots in the garden area. Miles of paths with works of art on either side, gorgeous trees and plants, and a huge coy pond.
Our last dinner in town was spent with the whole crew, back in downtown Old San Juan. It just so happened to be National Pina Colada Day, and who am I to not partake in such an occasion? 🙂
On the plane ride home, we experienced some inclement weather, meaning circling Orlando for an hour, landing in Tampa to weight for a thunderstorm to pass, heading back to Orlando, and then to Phoenix then Ontario. About 12.5 hours on the same plane. Kind of my nightmare but we made it! I took this picture, thinking that the clouds looked like a wolf breathing fire or something, but Mark thought it, ahem.. Looked like something else. Boys..
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