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My Second Stitch Fix!

Arriving home to my Stitch Fix on the porch is becoming one of my favorite evenings of the month.  Itā€™s like a mid-week pick-me-up and fashion show all wrapped up in one box! šŸ™‚ These are some of the treats I found when I opened my second fix! (You may check out my first fix here.)
Iā€™m so impressed by Stitch Fixā€™s presentation. Simple and classy box. 

A simple blue trademark. Itā€™s like opening a birthday giftā€¦only it comes EVERY month! šŸ™‚

Eeek! I could tell that Annie (my Stitch Fix stylist) was channeling my teacher-vibes when she put together this fix. I loved the neatly stack clothes, the necklace acting as the bow. Way to go, Annie! šŸ™‚

Ohmygoodnessā€¦I love this striped top, but friends, it has gold spikesā€¦.like real spikes. Like I could hurt a 5th grader with them. Yes, I could totally wear this out with friends, but I could never move past the spikes. Super cute. Way out of my comfort zone ā€“ sorry, Annie!

Annie, also include a flash from my past ā€“ a classic jean jacket. Hahahahaha. Top notch quality. But, hahahahahahaha. Completely not me. I am more of a cardigan girl. šŸ™‚

This lovely navy polka-dotted top is ALL mine. It is a tad fitted, a perfect length, and looks great under my white Loft sweater. Add a simple gold necklace, and it makes me feel young and all teachery inside. šŸ˜‰ Since I decided to keep the blue top, my $20 styling fee for this fix when towards the cost of the top! (If you decide not to keep anything, then you lose your styling fee. If you decide to keep everything, you receive 25% off everything!)

 And this is so, so pretty. Itā€™s way different than my typical jewelry choice. I really like simple necklaces and the occasional bracelet. ā€œShowpiecesā€ arenā€™t my typical style, but I have been branching out. And this, is definitely a pretty piece and the jewel tones were shouting my name! Unfortunately, I am a very petite person (read very carefully) and when I tried the necklace on, it swallowed my neck. Boo.

Well, that was Fix #2. It was an ā€œadjustmentā€ fix for Annie and me. Weā€™re still getting used to each other and Iā€™m expecting to hit our groove soon. šŸ™‚
So, tell me ā€“ do you Stitch Fix? If so, leave a link to your last fix. I want to see!  If you donā€™t use Stitch Fix yet, are you tempted to try Stitch Fix for yourself? If so, itā€™s a simple process ā€“ all you do is sign up, complete a style profile today, and schedule your first fix. If you use my referral link to sign up (included throughout this post) I receive a credit when your first fix is shipped. My next fix is scheduled for the 3rd week in April, and I canā€™t wait to see what it holds! šŸ™‚

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  4. Molly says

    Love seeing what you got in your fix!! And the gold spikesā€¦ oh my! I bet your students would give you some funny looks if you wore that!! Super cute but I agreeā€¦ spikes on clothes scare me! Love the blue top you kept! Super cute!!

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  5. LaWanna Brown says

    I am anxiously awaiting my second fix!!!! My beau thinks who ever came up with this idea is nothing short of genius ā€¦ send women clothes in the mail and let them buy them after they try them?!?!! The orange cardi in this fix looks very much like the one I received in my first. I loved it! My second should be here next week and I can't wait!!!

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