Stitch Fix #5 Review {October 2013}

Darn that Stitch Fix.  They sent me a perfect box.  Well, maybe perfect is overstating it.  I absolutely love four items and I really like one.  Since part of my Stitch Fix journey (yes, I am getting dramatic) is to push my limits a little bit, I kept it all.

Skip this paragraph if you already know about Stitch Fix.  It's an amazing personal stylist service.  You go to Stitch Fix and fill out a style profile, then pay a $20 styling fee each time you'd like them to send you items. They send you five items and you pay for what you keep and send back what you don't like in a prepaid envelope.

I asked for tops that would look good with skinny jeans and/or leggings and the cognac boots I already own. They delivered!

Here's what I got. And let me apologize for the awkwardly placed light beam.  A mother sometimes has to take pictures of clothing in the guest bathroom at a time when the lighting is not perfect in order to take said pictures without fear of sticky fingers on clothing and interruptions to fetch cups of water and break up tussles. Thank you for your indulgence.

This sweater is a beautiful navy sorta blue:

DONELLE V-NECK BUTTON-UP CARDIGAN, $58

MALCOLM DOLMAN SLEEVE SLUB KNIT SHIRT, $48

ALEAH HEATHERED V-NECK DOLMAN TOP, $48

JULIE LACE PRINT SCARF, $32

FILBERT 3/4 SLEEVE POPOVER BLOUSE, $58

Can you guess which one was pushing my limits?

Want More Stitch Fix reviews?  Here are mine:

Stitch Fix #6
Stitch Fix #4
Stitch Fix #3
Stitch Fix #2
Stitch Fix #1

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