April Stitch Fix Reveal

Hi y’all. It’s time for my April Stitch Fix Reveal! True confession. I love the color pink. I love soft pink, dusty pink, bright pink, fuschia pink, sherbert pink, mulberry pink…give me all the pink! It just makes me happy. (Okay…maybe it’s not a secret, I’m sure if you check my instagram profile you’ll find me sporting lots of pink outfits.) Anyway, I asked my Stitch Fix stylist to give me all the pink! Let’s see how she did!

(This post is not sponsored by Stitch Fix. or any other company. I’m just a very dedicated shopper! This post does contain affiliate links, including Stitch Fix. I earn a small commission each time someone makes a purchase or signs up for Stitch Fix using my link.)

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Kut from the Kloth Sinclaire Button Down Blouse

Lovely shades of light ink and sky blue adorn this sheer top from Kut from the Kloth. I have several pairs of Kut jeans, but this was my first top. It’s a little sheer, so a cami is definitely in order, but I think it will work for office with blue pants and heels, or white jeans and flats. It’s pretty! (and I kept it)

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Lakeview Denim Alex Colored Skinny Jean & Sanctuary Edelia Textured Button Down Top

These jeans aren’t pink, but are a happy shade of coral. They’re nice and stretchy, and match the little Mia strappy sandals I received last June from Stitch Fix. I tried the jeans on with the Edelia Textured Top from Sanctuary thrown on over my favorite Steel Magnolias graphic teefrom last summer. It’s a fun weekend look!

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Tahari Ionna Double Breasted Blazer

I loved this jacket! The pink is the perfect shade, and Tahari is one of my go-to brands for office style. The quality is amazing. However, the double breasted style just did not suit my body shape. It felt big and boxy across my shoulders, and added too much bulk to my middle. It seemed to wear me, instead of the other way around! It just didn’t fit me correctly. Bummer. It’s soooo pretty. The Melanie Knit Tunic Blazer by French Mauve I received in February fits me much better, and is the same delicate shade of pink.

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Maggy London Ballad Cotton Dress

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I love this dress y’all. This dress is a beautiful style, gorgeous colors and impeccable quality, but unfortunately, I had serious fit issues. It felt large up top, and tight on the bottom, and with no stretch I struggled with feeling truly comfortable in it. I find that A-line or fit and flare style dresses work much better for me. I styled it with the Tahari blazer, which was a perfect combination, but it just didn’t work for me. Sadly, I had to return both pieces, but since shipping and returns are free, it wasn’t a big deal. Much easier than driving to a store, trying to find a parking spot and then hassling with a sales clerk over a return!

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So, how does Stitch Fix work? Stitch Fix is an online styling service that delivers a truly personalized shopping experience, just for you. Fill out your Style Profile and a personal stylist will hand pick pieces to fit your tastes, needs and budget—and mail them directly to your door. Each box contains five items of clothing, shoes and accessories for you to try on at home. No flopping around a tiny fitting room! Keep what you love, send the rest back in a prepaid USPS envelope. Shipping and returns are free—even for ex-changes! No subscription required. As a bonus, you get a 25% discount if you keep all five pieces. Cha-ching!

For more details on Stitch Fix, how it works  and how to get started check out a couple of my previous Stitch Fix Reveals:

February Stitch Fix Reveal

January Stitch Fix Reveal

December Stitch Fix Reveal

November Stitch Fix Reveal

How did you like this month’s Stitch Fix Reveal? Have you given Stitch Fix a try yet? Leave me a comment and let me know what you think. I’d also love your input for future blog posts as we head on into the warmer spring and summer months. Is there anything you’d like me to research and write about? I’d love to hear from you! Thanks for reading & supporting the blog y’all!