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<\/a><\/p>\nHere it is next to a standard sized Meg Cabot paperback.<\/font><\/p>\n <\/p>\n Note: I tried to get a photo next to Mrs. B for perspective (the box was smaller than a 13 pound cat) but she wasn\u2019t having any of that.<\/p>\n Come near me with that box and I will annihilate you with my laser eyes.<\/font><\/p>\n <\/font><\/p>\n With Mrs. B and her hair safely hidden behind the sofa I proceeded to open my box and try on my new clothes. In addition to 5 pieces of clothing you also get an envelope to send back the items you don\u2019t want to keep, cards with suggestions on to style your new clothes and a note from the stylist who put your order together. Here\u2019s what my stylist Christina picked out for me:<\/p>\n Christina clearly looked at my Pinterest page because it is full of leopard accessories. Nobody loves a leopard scarf more than me and I have plenty in my closet to prove it. So while I don\u2019t really need this scarf I\u2019m still going to keep it since it will be a good replacement for the one I got at Target last week that turned out to be too itchy. It was $32 which is the absolute most I would ever spend on a scarf.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/strong><\/p>\n Margaret M Emer Brocade Print High Waisted Cropped Pants<\/strong><\/p>\n One of the things I was hoping StitchFix could help me with was picking out items to get me out of my comfort zone. These pants are a perfect example of that. I thought for sure when I tried them on they would be a \u201cno way\u201d and was pleasantly surprised when they weren\u2019t. The fit is a little snug but the result is pretty flattering. I think the secret is this:<\/p>\n At $98 these pants are not cheap but they go with a lot of things I already own and are comfortable as all get out. Here\u2019s hoping my decision to keep them is a good one!<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Pomelo Downing Striped Knit Shirt<\/strong><\/p>\n Here\u2019s another example of something I would never pick out for myself. I\u2019m horrible at finding cute tops. I tend to stick with collared button ups and turtle necks. It\u2019s boring. When I saw this my first thought was \u201cHuh? This is way too casual for work.\u201d But Christina assured me in her note that it was \u201csuper chic and comfy.\u201d She advised me to pair it with my new infinity scarf and slacks so I did and guess what? It looks great!<\/p>\n The fabric is a little thin, making me cringe a bit at the price of $44 but like the pants I think this will get a lot of wear so I\u2019m going to keep it.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Mak Jaclynn 3\/4sleeve Button-Up Cardigan<\/strong><\/p>\n I love cardigans and have about 10 in my closet already. The catch? They\u2019re all black. Thank god Christina sent me this one. The color is spot on and so is the price at $32. I can see myself wearing this at least once a week. In fact I think I\u2019ll wear it tomorrow when I stop off at the Good Will donation bin with a bag full of black cardigans. Sold!<\/p>\n <\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n41 Hawthorn Stacey Lightweight Leopard Print Infinity Scarf<\/font><\/h5>\n
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