My Latest Stitch Fix | Winter

My latest Fix came in right before Christmas and I was super excited to see what was in it. I had given my last box not so great reviews, although I did keep one cardigan. I still have the same stylist, Kasey, and I have for several boxes now. She pays attention and always tries really hard to pick things that work for me.

New to Stitch Fix? Here's how it works...

1. Sign Up and Complete Your Style Profile
After signing up you can start immediately on your Style Profile. 

2. Schedule a Stitch Fix
Pick a shipment date, and we’ll send you a box of 5 clothing and accessory items we’ve hand-picked just for you. You can even opt to schedule a monthly delivery if you'd like.
You pay a $20 styling fee when your stylist selects the items in your Stitch Fix. This $20 fee will be applied as a credit toward anything you keep from your shipment.

3. Try On All Of Your Items
Try on everything we send you—you never know what you’ll like until you see it on. Pair each piece with items already in your closet to try different outfit options. Each item includes style cards with ideas and inspiration on how to wear it.

4. Decide
Take 3 days to decide what you’ll keep. Return the items you don't want in our pre-paid mailing bag at any USPS mailbox.You can even schedule a pick up through USPS.com! 

5. Check Out
Login to your account and pay for those items you kept. If you buy all 5 items you save 25% off the entire shipment price.

PS. Feedback is the way to get items you really love and work for your body! Take the time and leave good feedback. If you really loved a fix, you can request to keep the same stylist too! I think I might be doing that this time.

Here's what I got in this box! Spoiler.. I kept everything! 

Item 1: Lucki Shark Bite Hem Sweater Size M: I love this sweater. I thought the neckline and the horizontal stripes would not be flattering on me, but I really like it. This hemline is a new style that I haven't seen before. You can really tell from the photo but the back hem is straight across. This was a keeper for sure, but I did have to try it a few times before I decided.

Item 2: Liverpool Rizzo Skinny Pant in Black: I love that these are so versatile. They can be worn casually or dressed up of work. This outfit I would wear as is to work (and have). 

Item 3: Le Lis Mari Mixed Material top: First I have to say I look totally awkward in these pictures. We should have taken a few more... What am I doing with my stance in that last one? Anyway.. I love this top and it actually looks a lot more flowy and feminine in person. At least, I think so. Oh and it's SO soft. The black is actually a thin sweater material. 

Item 4: The infamous Emers. These are so comfortable. I am still a little worried about the length. They were sized as a small, but a little bit bunch in some areas and I know the length is off as you can tell in the photos. I still have not washed them but will probably fix the hem. I love the subtle pattern and the color is pretty great. They called them a gray but to my eye they appear a bit more olive. 

Item 5: Echo Bristol Sequin Infinity Scarf: I actually liked this scary a lot but it didn't really feel like me. Plus I have added immensely to my scarf collection recently and they are allll infinity, so I decided to keep it and gift it to my mom. I need to take her photo in it and post here. She is a scarf lover. Even if I didn't buy to gift to her, I would have probably kept it anyway because it would have cost me MORE to keep everything else and send back the scarf. With the 25% off for keeping all 5 items, the scarf made my purchase nearly $50 cheaper. That's a keeper scarf. 



So there you have it, my latest fix! Tell me honestly what you think! I want to know! 
Did I make the right decisions?

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