So I actually learned a lot from this Stitch Fix.
1. I had scheduled my Fix for Friday, March
11. Well, March 11 came and went and I
still had not received a shipping notification.
I was a little worried (and very impatient) so I emailed the
company. I received an email back that
same day telling me the shipment should be on its way soon and that shipments
were guaranteed within a week of my scheduled date. I had no idea. And that’s totally fine/understandable. I was worried this Fix was going to be really
late and it’d arrive while I was on vacation.
But alas, it arrived 4 days later and all was well. Now I know not to schedule fixes within a few
days of an event.
2. My kids
hate having their photo taken… unless I want a photo taken. Normally, it takes forever and about 285
pictures to get a decent photo of them.
W will tell you flat out that he does not like photos and I have to go
through great measures to get him to smile.
Side note: picture day at school is coming up and I cannot wait for W’s grumpy
face photo. Haha. Anyway, I asked A to take photos of me in the
clothes and the boys both had to be in the photos. Hence the following photos of me in awkward
poses as I try to balance one kiddo or lean over to talk to the other. Any other time of the day, it’s impossible to
convince them to be in a photo with me.
3. 18 minutes is not enough time to try on and
decide on clothes. I was trying out a
new recipe and had exactly 18 minutes until it was done baking so I asked A if
he thought that was enough time to check out my Stitch Fix items. He said yes and away I went. And 18 minutes later I was still trying/deciding on what to keep, but that’s partly related to number 4…
4. W gets almost as excited about Stitch Fix as I
do! He recognized the box, wanted to see
the clothes, and even escorted me up and down the stairs while I showed A my
items. He gave me his thoughts
(liked the first outfit and did not like the second). He also wanted to take all the tags off of
everything. So.darn.cute.
I was super excited about this Fix because it had been over
2 months since I received one. I was
hoping for springy items and mentioned to my stylist that I was really into
florals lately. And this Fix did not
disappoint. Without further ado…
I first tried on the Lucio Henly Blouse. I thought the blouse was so pretty and felt so springy. The pink in the flowers was very bright, but I didn't think it was too much. I could easily pair this was a soft gray cardigan to balance the bright floral if needed. KEPT.
Next up the Morrie Boyfriend Denim Jacket and Alessandro Silk V-neck Blouse. I asked for a denim jacket since I gave away my previous one. Still kicking myself - what was I thinking? Anyway, I asked for one and received one. The wash is a bit lighter than I anticipated, but I still liked it. I mainly wear denim jackets over dresses, but thought it looked cute with this blouse. Speaking of the blouse, it was pricey, but gorgeous. The picture is a bit deceiving - I think I was leaning over and the blouse looks a little longer than it actually is. Nonetheless, it was beautiful and I love that it can be dressed down with jeans or a denim jacket or dressed up with black pants and heels. Had I not purchased the other items, this would have been too pricey to keep, but because I kept everything, I received a 25% discount. KEPT and KEPT.
Yes, if you were wondering, W is wearing my shoes. I told you, he is REALLY into Stitch Fix. ;) |
And finally, the Elmar Embroidered Cutout Blouse and Denise Bootcut Jeans. I had received boot cut jeans in my previous fix, but the wash was too light for my taste. I LOVED this pair. Dark wash and they fit well. They're just a tad long for me, but I think they'll work well with heels and maybe they'll even shrink a bit in the wash. And this blouse. The cobalt color was seriously amazing. The sleeves had cutouts giving it a little something extra. KEPT and KEPT.
Even Addie dog is photo bombing me now. And S is flashing a peace sign... or maybe he's telling me to keep both items. |
This is the "I give up" pose. :) |
Gorgeous prints going on here - the cobalt too.
ReplyDeleteNo wonder all the *Kept* (s)!!!
So cheerful, flattering, and SPRING.
Reading your recent post @Florida trip - I had to retreat to my darkened bedroom, take 2 aspirin, lay a cold compress over my eyes.
I'm just not that organized - we keep vaca VERY easy going to the shore. And I complain even about THAT!
Your battle plans remind me of a good friend.
She's married to a (wonderful) guy from Cyprus and part of the deal since her girls have been little has been frequent trips to visit their *big fat Greek* family!
It's been wonderful for the girls.
They speak Greek beautifully and are excellent travelers.
I'll stay put, thanks.
Even the mall's a bit much at times.
Stitch Fix, anyone?
:o)
It's definitely a different experience traveling with little ones! Preparation and patience are key! I'm great at preparation, not so great at patience... a work in progress. ;)
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