May Stitch Fix Review and Giveaway (#22)

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My latest shipment from Stitch Fix arrived this week and this review is bittersweet for me. As usual, all five of the garments hand-picked by my stylist, Layla, were stunning and a great fit. It’s the backdrop of the photos that has me a little choked up at the moment. If you’re a dedicated reader of Crazy Together and my teaching blog, Kinder Craze, the setting for my photos is probably a space you know well. The mirror, the white door, the Ikea nightstand, the bed – all symbols of my single life and current home.

As you know, Rob and I are getting married in 2 weeks and I will soon move into the rental which will be our first home together. My Stitch Fix review posts will resume after the wedding and the scenery will change and I try to determine the perfect location in our condo to set my mirror and pose for photos. At this moment, I have no idea where that will be, but let’s enjoy this fix and we can both wait in suspense to discover what images the future holds.

 

The pieces included in my May Stitch Fix were as gorgeous as ever and total eye candy. I was pleased to find a selection of blouses as well as a casual gray jacket.

The first item I reached for was the red Judy Split Neck Blouse from Daniel Rainn ($68). I don’t often gravitate toward red and wasn’t really sure what to think of this when I first tried it on, but (no surprise) it was stunning!

I had requested that Layla try to find sleeveless blouses with smaller arm holes (since many of my current blouses have bigger armholes than I would like). This blouse honored my request and the cut of it somehow made my arms (which haven’t come anywhere near a free weight in months) seem not quite so out of shape. I paired the blouse with a pair of Kensie skinny jeans from my 4th fix, some gold sandals, and the Charlene K Gold Circle Necklace that came in my Rocksbox.

The next item I tried on was the Flynn Colorblock Sleeveless Blouse from 41Hawthorn ($54). I kept on the gold sandals and skinnies while I swapped blouses.

The cut was perfect and I loved the color block detail around the neckline. Unfortunately, I am not drawn to jewel tones. The occasional red blouse is one thing, but I especially don’t like wearing cool colors in darker shades during the summer. Sadly, this blouse was going back. It was absolutely gorgeous, just not quite my style.

The third item I tried on was the McAdams Beeded Neckline Blouse from 41Hawthorn ($58). I’m sure people wonder all the time about my closet. The truth is, it’s filled with beautiful blouses from Stitch Fix, several colors and styles of cardigans and a few pair of tried-and-true pant options. I love to supplement gorgeous statement pieces with simple basic items that go with everything – including these skinny jeans and gold sandals. I kept those pieces on while I tried on the off-white blouse.

No surprise, the blouse fit perfectly and looked great! The rustic colors of the beading lent themselves to dressing down the blouse with some casual capri pants. Fortunately, an olive green pair from Level 99 arrived in my previous fix. The cropped pants looked exceptional with the blouse and will be a great outfit to wear during my last week of school in addition to some family picnics later this summer.

Layla also included a gray Chaplin Hooded Anorak Cargo Jacket from Market & Spruce ($88) in my fix this month.

I wasn’t quite sure what to think of the jacket, so I tried it on to complete the casual ensemble, then set it on my bed to ponder while I reached for the one remaining item in my fix: the Vivienne Split Neck Blouse from Daniel Rainn ($68).

Initially, I styled the blouse with jeans and a white cardigan.

The sleeveless blouse also looked soft and feminine on its own without any type of sweater.

As a final touch, I added the Chaplin Hooded Anorak Cargo Jacket from Market & Spruce ($88) to the ensemble and was hooked.

The icing on the cake was pairing this outfit with my Ballerina Pink Tieks. If you’ve been thinking about getting a pair of Tieks for yourself, you should take a look at my detailed review in this post.

You might have guessed that I decided to keep the jacket!

 

The Breakdown

Here’s a quick glance at what I decided to keep (and to return):
Judy Split Neck Blouse from Daniel Rainn ($68) – KEEP
Flynn Colorblock Sleeveless Blouse from 41Hawthorn ($54) – RETURN
McAdams Beeded Neckline Blouse from 41Hawthorn ($58) – KEEP
Chaplin Hooded Anorak Cargo Jacket from Market & Spruce ($88) – KEEP
Vivienne Split Neck Blouse from Daniel Rainn ($68) – KEEP

Needless to say, it was another amazing fix!

 

Hand-Picked Clothes from a Personal Stylist

Now that you’ve had a peek into my fix, let me fill you in on a few more details about this amazing service and tell you why you deserve a personal stylist too! Stitch Fix is the ultimate service for the busy woman. If you are like me and love new clothes, but have no time to shop; you need to sign up! Getting started is free and easy. Just answer a few questions to create your online style profile. When you are ready, you can arrange for your first fix. For a $20 styling fee, you will be matched with a personal stylist who will review your fashion preferences and hand-select 5 items just for YOU. The clothes are shipped direct to your door for FREE so you can try them on in the comfort of your own home. Simply keep the items you love, check out online, and return the items you don’t love in the pre-paid shipping envelope that is included in your fix. Returns are FREE too.

The best part? If you choose to keep every item in your fix, you will automatically save 25% on your entire purchase. From there, you can choose the frequency at which you will receive fixes. Mine arrive every 2-3 weeks, but many women opt for one fix a month or even a few times a year. It’s completely up to you and your budget limitations.

If you’re not already a customer, please consider signing up  for Stitch Fix with my referral link. I receive a small income with each new sign-up which helps to offset the costs of my own fixes so I can continue to share them on the blog with you. (Affiliate links are included throughout this post).

How to Get the Best Clothes from Stitch Fix

Want to know how I consistently receive stunning pieces from my Stitch Fix stylist? Be sure to check out this blog post that outlines my secrets for communicating with your stylist to get even better styles for your wardrobe.

Enter to Win a Stitch Fix Gift Card

I love Stitch Fix so much, I am giving away a $20 Stitch Fix gift card to one lucky blog follower. That’s enough to cover the cost of your next styling fee. Use the Rafflecopter below for your chance to win!

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It feels so strange that this will be the last fix that I share with you before the wedding. Rob and I are only 14 days away from walking down the aisle and we cannot wait to share that excitement with you.

Until next time,
Maria

 

Check Out my Previous Spring Fixes

If you are looking for more great styles from Stitch Fix that perfectly suit your spring style, check out these blogs posts from my previous fixes. They are filled with great pieces that are perfect for the cold weather.