Fix #4

 This fix came as a bit of a surprise. I knew I'd had one scheduled (which I scheduled over a month ago), but never checked to see just when my fix was to arrive. No email was ever sent stating that my shipment was on the way, so when that pretty box with the blue logo was on my door step I was more than pleasantly surprised.

This round I asked my stylist, Alex (hiiiii!!) - whom I love - for items that were more fitting for spring, as well as a new handbag/purse. I currently have a Timi and Leslie diaper bag that I LOVE, but when the rare occasion arises that I do something without my children, I'm left in the dust. I don't have any cute hand bags or purses.

So, let's see what this fix was all about.
Looks promising. Yes?

I am so impressed that Alex takes the time to read my blog posts and gives feedback on the SF pieces I wear.

I won't lie, I was more than disappointed to read that there were ZERO hand bags to include in my fix, but I've got my fingers crossed for something epic in the next fix.

Moving along to what was in this fix...

Wynne Maxi Dress

I love a good maxi, and this one fit well and felt great, and was perfect for nursing. But, I just wasn't feeling it. The print didn't do a whole lot for me. I honestly have so many maxis in my closet already, I was concerned this one would get lost in the mix.

Verdict || Returned 

Margerie Stripe & Open Dot Cardigan

My initial reaction to this was excitement. I really liked the idea of the pattern mixing, and the material wasn't super heavy, so it'd be perfect for cool, spring day. But, once on me I was underwhelmed. The front was longer than the back, which was ok, but the way top opened, and laid was a bit weird. I felt like I was constantly trying to adjust everything to keep it open the way I wanted. 

Verdict || Returned

Ivy Split Neck Print Blouse

When I first saw this top I was totally unsure what to think. I loved the color but couldn't decide if the print was cool, or matronly. But, the more I wore it the more I grew to like it. I really like the v-neck, I love the tab sleeves, it's light weight, I really liked the color on me, and overall a piece I feel I could, and will, wear often. 

Verdict || Kept

Rowson Colorblock Striped Sweater

This is what my mom-clothes dreams are made of, and I knew it immediately upon pulling this sweater out of the box. It's super lightweight, I LOVE the mint color, and the stripes have my heart forever. I couldn't resist throwing on my Sperry's and boyfriend jeans. I can wear this to preschool drop off, to the grocery store, or even out to a casual dinner with Scott. It's an easy look that still looks put together, and I'm swooning.

Verdict || Kept

Queensland Dolman Jersey Top

In four fixes this is the FRIST Dolman to ever come my way! I don't even know how that's possible, and I was wondering if the infamous Dolman would ever reach me. But, alas, here it is. I thought I wouldn't like it. But I thought wrong. It fits like a glove, covers all the fluff, the stretchy jersey knit is fabulous (which will make nursing a breeze), and the color is easily one of my favorites. 

Verdict || Kept

How did I do? Did I keep the keepers and ditch the rest? What do you think?

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