Hello, loves!
I wanted to share with you all my March StitchFix. I’ve received another one since, so yes, I am quite behind! But I still wanted to share nonetheless. This fix I unfortunately was not able to leave any feedback for before my stylist put it together for me. I learned how much of a difference that can make when your items get selected, as nothing that was sent is really a piece I would reach for, more about that for each item below. The stylist said that she referenced my Pinterest board for inspiration, but I don’t think took as much in to consideration my body shape or age.
So both the top and pants are StitchFix. The top was entirely too short on me, and the slip was ridiculously cropped on my frame. I liked the material and the overall style of the blouse, but this is definitely for someone more petite than I. The pants I knew upon taking them out of the box were not going to be right for me. They had this retro geometric pattern but in an obnoxious shade of blue that I knew I would have a lot of difficultly pairing with more than just a couple of things in my closet. Back they both went..
Heels / Calvin Klein
I did mostly enjoy this dress, except for that extra drapey bit under the bust. No one wants droopiness near their bust area! Maybe if I had more to fill it out haha.. I was initially bothered by the print, especially around the hips and booty, but it actually worked! The cut was flattering and I think it would be nice in warmer weather when I don’t want to show my arms. It went back though, because it was $78. Way too much for a dress of this quality.
Necklace / BaubleBar // Sandals / KMart
This top was pretty cute but a bit snug. It had a little cutout on the back and a grosgrain ribbon at the neck that bugged the hell out of me. It was also almost $50 for what boiled down to a t-shirt. Back it went.
Jeans / Old Navy // Flats / BCBG
The item that I actually ended up keeping, to save my styling credit from being wasted was this multi-layered necklace. It is something I can see myself wearing a decent amount and wasn’t overpriced at $28. It does get a bit tangled, but I think that’s kind of the nature of all layered necklaces like these.
All in all, not my favorite fix by far, but my next one was so much better, and I’ll be sharing it here soon!
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