My latest shipment from Stitch Fix arrived earlier this week and it was another really great fix. My stylist, Layla figured out that I love versatile separates that I can easily mix and match with other basic pieces to create interesting and fresh outfits. I love how I could incorporate so many items from previous fixes just a few basic accessories to create entirely new looks. But I’m getting ahead of myself, let’s dig right in to my fix. Don’t forget to read all the way to the bottom of this post because I’m giving away a Stitch Fix gift card!
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At first glance, I was happy to see so many great layering pieces for the winter. From the leopard print to the rich eggplant colored jacket, I knew I was in for a treat!
The first item I reached for was a black Jamie Button Down Cotton Shirt from Market and Spruce ($54). I have been pinning lots of great styles with collars and sweaters to my style board on Pinterest. In my pins, I have been begging for a few shirts that have a collar. Layla must have read all of my pleas because this black shirt is just my style. It’s basic and casual and can easily be dressed up or down with the right shoes and accessories.
I chose to add a black and gray chevron infinity scarf from Charming Charlie (a Christmas gift from one of my students) and wear the Sophie skinny jeans from Kensie that came in my previous fix.
People always ask about my brown boots. They are Enzo Angiolini brand from a few years ago. Similar boots can be found here.
I love how this outfit is perfectly stylish yet casual.
The next item in my fix was burgundy Aston Funnel-Collar Puffer Jacket from Andrew Marc ($148). I have seen lots of puffed coats but have always been a bit hesitant to embrace the style for myself.
One of the purposes of Stitch Fix is to encourage its clients to step beyond their style comfort levels, so I tried on the coat to see how it looked. I kind of fell in love. The coat is surprisingly lightweight (I hate wearing bulky coats) but because it is filled with down feathers, it’s surprisingly warm. A lightweight coat that’s warm and stylish is right up my alley. This puffer coat was a keeper for sure.
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Next up, was a Davis Leopard Print Button-Up Cardigan from Ellison ($68). I have a small obsession with leopard print and I adore this style of cardigan. I wanted to have some fun mixing prints so I wore the black chevron blouse that was included in my previous fix.
The outfit was fun, but it was a little TOO much leopard print. I felt like it aged me about 20 years and it doesn’t fit the classic style that I usually try to achieve in my fixes. Sadly, this cardigan was destined to be returned.
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Next up was the Kaylie Solid French Terry Blazer from Tart ($128). At first glance, I wasn’t sure about the fabric and I was concerned that it would look too casual and a little frumpy on me. I was wrong! The blazer fit perfectly and looked very classy. The terry fabric offered a slightly relaxed style so I could easily dress it down and wear it with denim.
I wore the jacket with the same chevron blouse that came in my previous fix. With a black statement necklace, the resulting look was so chic!
I wanted to experiment with prints a bit to try and dress the blazer down just a bit more, so I added the same black and gray chevron infinity scarf to the ensamble. BOOM! This is my very favorite look from the entire fix, making the blazer a definite keeper!
Last up was Renesme Geo Print Faux Wrap Dress from 41Hawthorn ($78). I had been sent a pink version of this dress in my 8th fix. It fit perfectly the first time, but was a little too pink for my taste. Layla really wanted to tempt me with the black and blue print. She has been sending so many gorgeous dresses my way over the past several months, I knew I had to give this one a chance.
The dress was lovely and it fit like a glove. It looked perfect with black tights and black patent leather pumps. I don’t usually feel comfortable wearing a v-neck. In fact, my Stitch Fix style profile specifically says “no v-necks, please” but this was another instance of my stylish pushing me beyond my comfort level. I absolutely adored this dress but I have ZERO occasions coming up in the winter months that would require me to get dressed up. As much as I loved this dress, I decided to return it. Keeping the dress would have been wasteful on my part.
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The Breakdown
After careful consideration, I decided to keep three of the five items from this month’s fix. Here is a list of what I kept and decided to send back.
Jamie Button Down Cotton Shirt from Market and Spruce, $54, KEEP
Aston Funnel-Collar Puffer Jacket from Andrew Marc, $148, KEEP
Davis Leopard Print Button-Up Cardigan from Ellison, $68, RETURN
Kaylie Solid French Terry Blazer from Tart, $128, KEEP
Renesme Geo Print Faux Wrap Dress from 41Hawthorn, $78, RETURN
Sign Up for Stitch Fix
Just in case you haven’t heard of Stitch Fix before today, let me give you a quick synopsis of this amazing service. Getting started is easy. Just sign up at stitchfix.com and create a FREE style profile. This is your opportunity to share your sizes and styles that inspire you with your personal stylist.
When you are ready, you can schedule your first fix. For a $20 styling fee, you will be matched with a personal stylist that will review your style profile and hand pick five items that she thinks will be perfect for you and mail them direct to your door. Shipping is free. Once your fix arrives, you have three days to try the items on in the comfort of your home with your existing wardrobe, shoes and accessories. Keep the items you want, check out online, and return any unwanted items in the shipping envelope that is included in your box. Returns are free too! If you decide to keep any of the items in your fix, your $20 styling fee is deducted from the cost of your clothes. If you keep everything in your fix, you automatically save 25% on your entire order! Stitch Fix truly is the most convenient way to purchase new clothes.
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Stitch Fix Giveaway
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How to Get the Best clothes from Stitch Fix
Kinder Craze fans always love the fashions I receive from Stitch Fix and want to know how I consistently receive so many great pieces that are perfect for my style. I shared all of my secrets for getting an amazing fix on Crazy Together (my personal blog). Stop by, take notes and get ready for beautiful clothes to come your way!
Check Out my Previous Winter Fixes
If you are looking for more great styles from Stitch Fix that perfectly suit your winter style, check out these blogs posts from my previous fixes. They are filled with great pieces that are perfect for the cold weather.
Must have the sheer metallic dot print blouse….
I wish my fixes were as consistent as yours. I wish you would have kept the leopard cardigan. I don’t think it aged you at all. It looked very stylish and complimented your long legs. I love your posts. Keep posting!
I love all of the fixes that you get. Between you and a couple of other Stitchfix bloggers that I’ve read through posts of recently I decided to try again. I never get as many good pieces as you do. My next fix is coming January 7th. Fingers crossed it’s a great one!
Pin lots of your favorite styles and ask your blogger for the pieces that you love. That might help. I will cross my fingers for you too!
love your metallic print and blush sweater … are they both stitch fix pieces?
Hi Michelle,
No they are both TJMaxx finds. That’s one of my favorite brick and mortar stores.
I am starting to wonder if bloggers just get better fixes bc they’re writing public reviews? I have read all of your tips and I’ve followed them. Granted, I’m only on stitchfix #2. And I’m not ready to give up. But I’ve definitely been less than enthused with what I’ve received. I’m so excited when my box arrives and then it’s kind of a let down. Box 2 came today and I haven’t decided on everything yet so we shall see…..
I am also wondering how stitch fix decides about keeping you with the same stylist or switching? I’ve had two different stylists for 2 fixes already. It seems like keeping the same stylist would help the fixes improve. Anyway, thanks for your wonderful posts and beautiful photos!
Hi Katie,
I’m not sure how everything works at Stitch Fix, but I do know that some of my early fixes weren’t very great either. I have had MANY stylists across the fixes and have only recently had a consistent stylist. I recently read another blogger’s review that said you can request a specific stylist. So if you get a really great fix, request that stylist again. Marsha from Differentiated Kindergarten took a LONG time to receive consistent fixes, but they improved over time for her as well. I hope your luck changes soon!
Just found your blog through Pinterest. Good Fix – I love the gray blazer with the chevron blouse! 🙂
Thank you Jaime and welcome to Kinder Craze. I love that blazer and blouse combo too!
I loved that wrap dress on you. That’s too bad that you didn’t have an occasion for it. I’m too curvy for wrap dresses which makes me sad. Love the first top though – I asked for it in my next fix.
What i would give to look as GREAT as you in a wrap dress!! Loved the blazer too!! Love your stitch fix posts!! Found you through pinterest!
I’m seeing you all over Pinterest – love your style! Specifically, your tall brown boots are amazing. Would you share the brand and style, please? Thanks!
Hi Ashley and thank you! My boots are from Enzo Angiolini. I’m not sure what style they are, but I purchased them 3 or 4 years ago. I try to track down a similar pair every year but haven’t had luck yet.