Stitch Fix #20 February 2015 Review

As I mentioned last week & you probably have seen by now via Instagram I’ll be spending the next week in South America. I was pretty pumped when I realized that my monthly Stitch Fix would be arriving just in time for my trip. I made it clear to my stylist that I was going to be traveling for wedding festivities to a summer climate. So I was pretty pumped when all these bright colors showed up on my doorstep!

So without further ado, here’s what I received in my latest Fix –  Check out my pieces and please let me know what you think!

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Daniel Rainn Tessa Pleated Blouse in Black {$68}

This shirt is really cool. It’s light and flowy and I sort of really like the elastic waist detail – but let’s be honest, this top is all about the back!

I love the black color because it makes it easy to dress up or down and pair with any other clothing piece or accessory. It’s really fun and different from anything else I have in my closet. I really like it, but can’t decide if I love it enough to keep it  – what do you think about it?

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Brixon Ivy Kinsey Seamed V-Neck Dress in Dark Pink {$88}

Next up is this really pretty v-neck dress. The color is showing up more red in these photos, but it’s actually a really pretty pink. I love how the style card shows it dressed down with a jean jacket, scarf & flats or dressed up with a blazer and heels – two outfits I would totally wear with this dress.

But I’m not sure about the pleating. I don’t think it looks or lays right on me. It’s a nice length and fits ok but I don’t think I’m in love – what do you think?

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Eight Sixty Bridgette Kimono in Light Purple {$64}

Sort of obsessed with this {and all} kimonos. The floral colors are so pretty and the material is so light and flowy. I can totally see myself wearing this in the spring/summer with some jeans & jewelry and ready to go. Instant outfit.

I think it looks pretty cute with the black top I was sent along with both dresses from this Fix as well. Because of all the great colors in the pattern of this kimono, it seems like a pretty versatile little top! Do you agree?

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41Hawthorn Una Sleeveless Elastic Waist Halter Dress in Jewel Tone Purple {$68}

Next up – another dress! I love when I get all 5 pieces of clothes and no accessories in a Fix! This dress I was immediately drawn to the color of, but I was a little hesitant about the style and fit.

I like the color on me and I think it would be fun to dress up or down {like shown in the style card} but I don’t think the top half of the dress fits me right. What do you think?

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Papermoon Kasidy Skirt in Dark Green {$58}

This piece I was a little confused about – everything I had received so far in this Fix was totally spring & summer coloring and patterns – then this skirt seems pretty fall to me. But hey, I decided to give it a go.

This skirt seems really random to me. It’s a longer length than anything I would usually wear, so I had to wear it up high, which again, is something I normally don’t do. I paired it with a fun black tank {similar} and I think it looks ok, but not great.

Looks a little better paired with a jacket over top, I guess but I don’t think I’m in love at all. I do think its funny that this skirt is very VERY similar in pattern to a maxi skirt I loved {and kept!} from a previous Fix – would have loved to see something else in this Fix as my final piece. But hey, I tried something new!

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Now it’s your turn to help me decide -> What to Keep?

What Should I Keep?

Black Top

Pink V-Neck Dress

Floral Kimono

Purple Halter Dress

Green Skirt

 

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