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My First Stitch Fix Maternity Review
 And It was Wonderful! (#45)

February 1, 2017 By Maria Gavin - 38 Comments

After three years as a loyal Stitch Fix customer, it was so exciting to receive my very first Stitch Fix Maternity shipment. I had requested pieces to get me through the awkward phase of my early second trimester since I won’t be needed all-out maternity clothes for a few more months. I couldn’t wait to see what my new stylist, Jodi, had included in my fix this month. If you are just now joining the fun, make sure you also hop over to the first page of this post to see the first three items Jodi had selected for me.

This post contains affiliate links. We receive a small commission each time someone makes a purchase through one of our links, which helps to support the blog. I hope you enjoy reading about this fix! – Maria

Apollo Lace Back Open Cardigan – Return

Jodi also included a navy blue Apollo Lace Back Open Cardigan from Tea N Rose ($54) in my Stitch Fix Maternity shipment. I love how Stitch Fix appreciates a pregnant woman’s budget and the fact that she can still wear a number of non-maternity items throughout her pregnancy. This cardigan wasn’t a maternity item, but it would (hopefully) continue to fit throughout the coming months.

Apollo Lace Back Open Cardigan from Tea N Rose and Elizabeth Super Skinny Jean from Liverpool | Stitch Fix | Stitch Fix Styles | Stitch Fix Maternity | February 2017 Stitch Fix Review

I really loved the fit, feel and style of the Apollo Lace Back Open Cardigan. It was lightweight, but provided enough warmth for a chilly day and it was a perfect fit – it was not too baggy, the sleeves were long enough, and it had a great tailored look.

And the lace detail in the back was so pretty.

Apollo Lace Back Open Cardigan from Tea N Rose and Elizabeth Super Skinny Jean from Liverpool | Stitch Fix | Stitch Fix Styles | Stitch Fix Maternity | February 2017 Stitch Fix Review

I was so tempted to keep the Apollo Lace Back Open Cardigan. Ultimately, I decided to return it because of the color. I don’t usually gravitate toward navy blue. Had this sweater been tan, blush or gray, I would have kept it in a heartbeat! Who knows, maybe Jodi will send one in my next fix!

Apollo Lace Back Open Cardigan from Tea N Rose and Elizabeth Super Skinny Jean from Liverpool | Stitch Fix | Stitch Fix Styles | Stitch Fix Maternity | February 2017 Stitch Fix Review

Recreate the Look

 

Kamile Knit Maternity Dress – Keep

I don’t know about you, but I always peek at my fix in the Stitch Fix app. I took one look at the Kamile Knit Maternity Dress from Gilli ($54) and thought, “No, no, no.” It looked like a jersey knit dress that was going to cling everywhere and make me completely self-conscious. Pregnant or not, jersey dresses are not really my thing.

A few days later, my fix arrived, I looked at the  Kamile Knit Maternity Dress and no surprise – it was made of cotton jersey. I gritted my teeth, tried it on … and kinda fell in love.

Kamile Knit Maternity Dress from Gilli | Stitch Fix | Stitch Fix Styles | Stitch Fix Maternity | February 2017 Stitch Fix Review

Yes, the jersey from the Kamile Knit Maternity Dress was clingy, but the cut of the dress was very flattering. It had plenty of ruching to soften the appearance of my new curves. And I was pleased to discover that the arm holes were perfectly proportioned. Sleeveless dresses and I do not always get along because the arm holes are often cut way too big and I end up revealing a little more than I bargained for. Not the case with the Kamile Knit Maternity Dress.

Kamile Knit Maternity Dress from Gilli | Stitch Fix | Stitch Fix Styles | Stitch Fix Maternity | February 2017 Stitch Fix Review

I love that the dress was a perfect fit when I tried it on at 13 weeks and I could be assured that it would fit throughout my pregnancy since it is an actual maternity dress. Even though it was a very flattering jersey dress, I wanted to add a little something to add interest and draw the eye away from my pregnancy curves. I discovered a blue and purple printed scarf in my closet (similar here) that was a perfect match to the dress.

I’ve never attempted to use any of my scarves as wraps before, but apparently I should look to them more often. This scarf worked perfectly as a wrap and added the perfect amount of polish to the Kamile Knit Maternity Dress!

Kamile Knit Maternity Dress from Gilli | Stitch Fix | Stitch Fix Styles | Stitch Fix Maternity | February 2017 Stitch Fix ReviewKamile Knit Maternity Dress from Gilli | Stitch Fix | Stitch Fix Styles | Stitch Fix Maternity | February 2017 Stitch Fix Review

I have no idea how long I will be lucky enough to actually wear heels (similar here) without falling victim to swelling as this pregnancy continues. I only wear heels on really special occasions (even when I’m not pregnant) so I’m crossing my fingers and hoping that I will get to wear this exact outfit to a special occasion later this spring.

Kamile Knit Maternity Dress from Gilli | Stitch Fix | Stitch Fix Styles | Stitch Fix Maternity | February 2017 Stitch Fix Review

Recreate the Look

 

Warm weather in Michigan is a long way off, so I wanted to try and repurpose the Kamile Knit Maternity Dress for cooler temperatures. Turns out, all I needed was a pair of black riding boots, black tights, and a denim jacket.

Kamile Knit Maternity Dress from Gilli | Stitch Fix | Stitch Fix Styles | Stitch Fix Maternity | February 2017 Stitch Fix Review

Admittedly, the Kamile Knit Maternity Dress is about two inches longer than I prefer to wear with a tall pair of boots, but I’m sure that will be remedied in the coming weeks as my belly continues to grow.

I’m thrilled that this dress will fit well into my school wardrobe. I think I’ll just wait until the temperatures rise above 40 degrees to wear it.

Kamile Knit Maternity Dress from Gilli | Stitch Fix | Stitch Fix Styles | Stitch Fix Maternity | February 2017 Stitch Fix Review

Just in case there was any doubt at this point, I will go ahead and declare that the Kamile Knit Maternity Dress turned out to be a keeper and no one was more surprised than me! It just goes to show the importance of trying everything in your fix on – even if you’re certain that you are going to hate it.

Recreate the Look

 

What I Kept from my Maternity Fix

Here’s a quick recap of what I decided to keep (and return) from my very first Stitch Fix Maternity shipment!

Albans Henley Maternity Blouse from Daniel Rainn Maternity ($68) – return
Elizabeth Super Skinny Jean from Liverpool (78) – keep
Ciara Flannel Infinity Scarf from Octavia ($34) – keep
Apollo Lace Back Open Cardigan from Tea N Rose ($54) – return
Kamile Knit Maternity Dress from Gilli ($54) – keep

 

Enter to Win a $50 Stitch Fix Gift Card

Rob and I adore Stitch Fix so much, I’m thrilled to be giving away a $50 Stitch Fix gift card so that one of you can enjoy a little fashion on us. The gift card can be applied to Stitch Fix or Stitch Fix Men so ladies can feel free to encourage your husband to enter as well! Best of luck!

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  1. Bernice Wolen says

    February 1, 2017 at 9:36 am

    I love the way you styled all your pieces. And that dress is fantastic!

    Reply
    • Maria Gavin says

      February 2, 2017 at 5:25 pm

      Thank you Bernice! The dress is definitely an amazing piece.I just found out that someone else received it in lavender and now I wonder what other colors are available!

      Reply
  2. Jessica says

    February 1, 2017 at 2:24 pm

    Oh my gosh I love that dress on you! Kinda jealous I never got it in one of my maternity fixes. And trust me, you’ll be all about a jersey knit sleeveless dress come June. I promise.

    Reply
    • Maria Gavin says

      February 2, 2017 at 5:26 pm

      That’s what I figure! Thankfully it’s long enough that I might actually be comfortable wearing it in public. I can’t believe you’re already nearing the end of your 3rd trimester!

      Reply
  3. TheBoxQueen says

    February 1, 2017 at 3:58 pm

    What a great maternity fix Maria!! I LOVED all the pieces you kept. You are especially glowing in that gorgeous dress. Looking at this review I really wish Stitch Fix had maternity option when I was pregnant with my kids. :) Happy Wed! XOXO, Elif

    Reply
    • Maria Gavin says

      February 2, 2017 at 5:28 pm

      Thank you, Elif! I can’t wait to see what else they send during my pregnancy. I’m SO glad they offer maternity clothes because I don’t have the ambition to do much of my own shopping these days!

      Reply
  4. Jessie says

    February 1, 2017 at 6:28 pm

    I’m so glad you kept that dress! Do you plan to take maternity photos? That would be a pretty option!

    Reply
    • Maria Gavin says

      February 2, 2017 at 5:34 pm

      I don’t have specific plans yet, but maternity photos do seem very likely! Although I will probably want something pastel or floral for those. I can’t stop browsing all of the gorgeous dresses at shoppinkblush.com – there are so many pretty options!

      Reply
  5. Melanie O says

    February 1, 2017 at 7:30 pm

    The Rune Porter Maternity Leggings – Gilli Haven Maternity Dress and the Greta Maternity dress were Stitch Fix Maternity staples for me. I actually really enjoyed having SF maternity options.

    Reply
    • Maria Gavin says

      February 2, 2017 at 5:38 pm

      If you loved those pieces so much, I really hope the Greta dress and leggings come my way in future fixes!

      Reply
  6. Michelle says

    February 1, 2017 at 8:48 pm

    Congratulations on expecting! How exciting! Everything looked so cute on you!

    Reply
    • Maria Gavin says

      February 2, 2017 at 5:39 pm

      Thank you, Michelle!

      Reply
  7. Chelsea says

    February 1, 2017 at 9:31 pm

    I received the lace back cardigan in my first fix in January! I absolutely love it, but 75% of my wardrobe is based off of the color navy. Maybe it exists in another color for you Maria! (Oh, and Liverpool pants are seriously the greatest thing on this Earth!)

    Reply
    • Maria Gavin says

      February 2, 2017 at 5:40 pm

      I really hope it does exist in another color – it was such a great cardigan! And YES I completely agree about Liverpool pants being completely amazing.

      Reply
  8. Megan O. says

    February 1, 2017 at 11:49 pm

    Adorable, as always! Love the infinite scarf and the cardigan!

    Reply
    • Maria Gavin says

      February 2, 2017 at 5:46 pm

      Thank you, Megan!

      Reply
  9. Jenn says

    February 2, 2017 at 10:59 pm

    I was wary of knit dresses as well, but after now getting 3 (!) different styles, I know that knit dresses from Stitch Fix are excellent quality and don’t cling in the wrong places. Or my stylists are picking the right kinds. I love how two of them have an extra layer underneath! I’ll have to Pin or instagram the latest and tag you.

    Reply
  10. Gretchen says

    February 2, 2017 at 11:24 pm

    What a great fix! The dress is especially pretty. That color is great for you. Congratulations on your pregnancy.

    Reply
  11. Jenna says

    February 4, 2017 at 8:09 am

    Great fix! My maternity fix was just okay (my stylist was on vacation and my new one just didn’t get me). The one thing she did send me was a pair of the Just Black Blake Scissor Cut Hem Maternity Skinny Jean in a reddish color. When I peeked, I wasn’t thrilled with the idea of red pants, but after some researching, I discovered that 99% of maternity pants are only black or gray (at least for fall/ winter- I am due in March). I do like a little color now and then, so I am glad I kept them! And good luck with wearing those heels in the spring… even without swelling, my feet just got too tired too quickly. Flats all the way!

    Reply
  12. Karen says

    February 5, 2017 at 8:08 pm

    I wish I knew about this when I was pregnant! I heard they are starting a plus size fix this spring….I plan on trying it out. Its not easy to go shopping with a toddler! This mama needs new clothes!

    Reply
    • Maria Gavin says

      February 5, 2017 at 8:09 pm

      Yes! Plus sizes are supposed to be coming soon!!’

      Reply
  13. Beth Lutz says

    February 24, 2017 at 6:24 am

    I just wanted to come over and see your super amazing blog page amd your thoughts on Stitch Fix. I can’t thank you all of you amazing women enough for the giveaway win because it is so important to me and how helpful it is gonna be. I am still jump up and down everything I think about it. I am scared truthfully because the price tags of some of these cloths and I never had someone other then myself do my shopping. I guess I just gotta roll with it. Thank you again and I’m so glad I found your blog because it’s amazingly great… You made my year….. Big hearts

    Reply
  14. Cynthia K Lasater says

    May 19, 2018 at 10:36 pm

    You look absolutely gorgeous in this purple maternity dress. Such a cute dress!

    Reply
    • Maria Gavin says

      May 19, 2018 at 10:37 pm

      Thank you fir the sweet comment!

      Reply
  15. Ana Patin says

    July 7, 2018 at 4:39 am

    You look absolutely gorgeous in this maternity dress.Congratulations on your pregnancy.What a great maternity fix Maria. I loved all the pieces you kept.And i am going to gift this to my cousin who is currently pregnant now. Thanks for the sharing this over here.

    Reply

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