Stitch Fix #2 – Fashion Friday

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Last month I told you about Stitch Fix and shared my first impressions of their subscription service. I just got my Stitch Fix #2 shipment from them and wanted to share it with all of you. If you missed my first post, check it out to get more of the specifics on Stitch Fix and how it works.

I must admit I was a little disappointed in my 2nd shipment. Mainly because I didn’t end up with a bunch of items I liked. However, they do need to get feed back in order to get a better idea of your personal style and how things fit you. So even though I wasn’t jumping for joy, I am going forward with hopes they will get a better handle on sizing for me. Additionally, I think I really liked the items sent in my first shipment so to have so few items that worked in this one was a bit of a letdown.

First up is a green Kia Keyhole Bishop Sleeve Dress for $88.

I loved the color and the fit was fine. However, it was too short for what I feel comfortable wearing. I could have worn it with leggings. However, I wasn’t wanting to invest in this item if that was the only way I could wear it. I would rather have a tunic style top to wear with leggings.

Next was another dress – Alexio Mixed Print Dress for $48.00.

The price is great, but I wasn’t that wild about the print. When I put the dress on it was way too tight for my hips. I am a curvy girl and did specify that as part of my profile. Even if the dress fit me properly, I don’t were sleeveless dresses. So, I would need a cardigan or sweater to wear with it. Plus, the print would just not have looked good on my lower half. Just not for this girl with hips. That is all you would have noticed. It might have been ok if the print was used for a top. Also, the length was too short for me on this dress. This items was a definite no for me.

The third item was the one I was most excited about when I opened my package a navy Filbert Polka Dot Print 3/4 sleeve blouse for $58.

Definitely an item I liked. Problem with this one is when I went to try it on. I could not even get the blouse over “my girls” to try it on. The shirt was more fitted than it looked. So the size sent was too tight for me. If the shirt had fit me I would have kept it for sure. Too bad you can’t leave a comment to have them send you an item next fix in a different size.

My fourth items was a off-white Kinsley Cut-Out Neck Line Blouse for $48.

The item fit fine. I wasn’t thrilled with the neck line and just couldn’t see getting use from this blouse in my wardrobe. So this item also went back.

Last was a purple (I would call it magenta) Scarlet drop sleeve striped knit top.

This was the one item that DID work. The fit was perfect and I loved the color. I also had all the items shown for one of the ways to style this item that was shown on the style card. This one was a keeper. So I guess my #2 #Stitchfix could be considered a success since I kept at least 1 item.

Disclosure: I was not compensated at all for my post. I chose to try and pay for Stitch Fix on my own and share with all of you. I do, however, get credit for referrals. If you choose to try Stitch Fix yourself, please sign up from the links I provided in my post so I can get credit for the referral.