number 5

dress: tulle via stitch fix // boots c/o myhotshoes.com
sunnies c/o OASAP.com //  satchel c/o conversation pieces
linking up w/ @thepleatedpoppy #wiww, abbyleigh #dressfortheday, & @courtney #womenlivingwell

I just got my 5th Stitch Fix box and it was my favorite so far.  If you notice, I say that every time.  That's because they use my feedback from each fix to fine tune my style preferences for my next order. They've got some smart and attentive peeps working over there.  Kudos stitch fix friends.  Kudos.

One of my favorite things to come from my stitch fix experience is my introduction to Tulle.  Every time I get something from Tulle in my box, I immediately love it and have always kept it.  This dress -- it of course, is Tulle!  And it might be one of my new favorites.  It's one of those great transitional pieces that could be worn in any season.  Snappy casual.  Love it -- I'm keeping it!

Here's what else was in my box.  Help me decide if I should keep any of these tops.  I'm on the fence with a couple...

BB Dakota Bellevue V-stripe Rugby Sweater -- I like this.  You can't tell in the pictures, but it has some metallic gold thread stitching.  Kinda cool.  I like the casualness of this sweater.  Not very warm.  Maybe too boxy.  I don't think I'll keep it because I have something similar and don't love the fit.  

Peppermint Eiffel Ruffle Tie Neck Blouse -- I realllllllly want to like this top.  I don't have anything like it.  The print is unique.  I don't have any gray blouses.  It fits well.  But something about it feels like pjs.  What do you think?

Sugar Lips lina crepe contrast collar blouse -- on the fence with this shirt.  I think it is beautiful.  it is sheer and so is dressier than my normal everyday wear.  Love the collar.  Which I had actually asked for a peter pan collar.  Help me decide should I keep it?  I might send it back and ask for a size smaller in my next fix so it fits better on the shoulders.

Tulle Rodin 3/4 sheer sleeve dress -- Duh.  Keepin' it!

And... if you haven't yet, you should try out Stitch Fix for yourself.  You do need to have an invite because they are still in Beta.  And I have one for you -- CLICK HERE {it will take you to a sign up page (no obligation) and then you'll be sent your official invite and style survey}.

Why you realllly want in: Something awesome (I mean really awesome) is they have an amazing referal program.  For each person you refer - you get a $25 credit.  That can add up quick which means free clothes people!!  So hop on the train, get your first box, and then share share share your own personal referral link.

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Give me your two cents -- should I keep the blouses?