Yay!  I just received my latest shipment from Stitch Fix and was fortunate to have my same stylist as last month, Jenny L.  In fact, she did such a good job, I need a little help this month deciding what to keep!  What was so great about this fix is that she included 2 items directly off my Pinterest page, and the rest were filled in based upon Jenny’s interpretation of my style.

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Okay, so here we go…

 

Fun2Fun Susie Solid V-Neck Tank $44

To start, green is my favorite color, so it did have me at “hello”.  It is low-cut, so will always have to be paired with a tank, or as I have it paired here, with a Coobie strapless bandeau (perfect for this type of situation, where in the summer you don’t necessarily want a second layer but need a little coverage).

 

Eight Sixty Ginsberg Metal Bib Striped Tank $68

Not going to lie, when I “cheated” and peeked at my shipping list before my fix arrived, this was the item I was least excited about.  However, the fabric is amazing.  Although it isn’t form fitting, it is not as loose as I have found most other Stitch Fix tops to be, which is definitely a positive.  What do you guys think?!  Pictured with my Pilcro Hyphen Fit jeans from Anthropologie – a great relaxed pair of distressed jeans that I wear probably way too much 🙂  I bought these a year ago, but here are this year’s version.

 

Pink Martini Joshua Colored Ankle Jean $64

I had a hard time getting a good picture of these.  Overall, I did love the color.  However, these are super low rise, just take a look at how short the zipper is in the picture above!  With a loose fitting top, the resulting muffin top from such a short rise isn’t visible, but this obviously results in not the most comfortable of fits.  I honestly wouldn’t even really consider keeping these because of the fit, but if I keep the other 4 items, it is cheaper for me to keep these and receive the 25% discount.  This is exactly why I need some input…

Paired with a Design History tank from Hot Mama on the left and a Deletta t-shirt from Anthropologie on the right (both purchased about one year ago).

 

Pink Martini Devin Lace Detail Tie-Waist Maxi Dress $88

 

The fabric of this dress has a nice weight and drapes well.  I love the fact that it isn’t black, like so many of the dresses in my closet.  The lace detailing on the shoulders and upper back also gives this dress a unique touch without being too fussy.  The best part?  With my awesome Jimmy Choo wedges, no need to hem (barely, but hey I will take it)!

Last, but not least:

Market and Spruce Analisse Anorak Jacket $88

I had seen this on another blog review, and kinda fell in love with it.  Well, then it came in my fix and I love it even more!  The fabric is amazingly soft, and the jacket is nice and lightweight.  The hood is detachable which is also a nice touch.  The other great thing, is that I have nothing remotely like it already in my closet.  Paired with my Citizens of Humanity Rocket distressed skinny jeans (yes, I have a problem and am addicted to distressed denim) and a t.la tank that is my favorite tank ever.  This year’s version, again at Anthropologie, is unfortunately made with a thinner material, longer straps, and doesn’t come close to how awesome they were last year.  Anyways, I digress…

 

So what do you guys think?  Since you receive a 25% discount if you purchase all 5 items, it will be cheaper for me to keep all 5 than to return the mint colored jeans.  Are the other 4 items worth keeping?  I can’t quite call this a “perfect” fix since the fit on the jeans is pretty off, but everything that was sent is definitely my style and I consider that a success!

 

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