I think stitch fix would be more useful as a service if you had the option to tell them about gaps in your wardrobe, like "I need more warm layers for winter, and would like to try wearing cardigans" and then the stylist will look specifically for cardigans you might like. The current system seems designed to get you to buy things you don't need and might not otherwise buy, which isn't ideal for budgets or for the envirionment.
I’ve been getting fixes for almost three years now and I gotta say almost all of my favourite wardrobe items came from stitch fix. I love them. The more you engage, the better the items are too, as they start to learn exactly what your style is. They send me emails weekly with clothes I either own copies of or would loooove to wear, they have my style nailed down now. I am chronically ill and a huge fashion fan, and it’s just so nice to be able to not think and still have good quality clothes that I love. Also! Most the dresses and jumpsuits they’ve sent me have pockets. It’s great. I also really like that I’ve discovered a bunch of new brands and styles from using them, as I haven’t always had a say in what I receive, and its led me to experiment with new things! My wardrobe is pretty full right now, so I just get the occasional fix when I feel like a treat or if I’ve noticed I’m missing something specific. I can’t rate them enough. Was really fun watching you go through the process!
that jumpsuit would look super cute with a turtle neck underneath and tights under, then docs or other longer boots that come up to the hem line! Im not sure if you chose to keep it but it looks so lovely on you!
It's nice to see a company having a style quiz that actually work. But I feel like their whole business model is otherwise laid out in a way that it will easily trick the customer to buy more than they would without the service (with the discount if you take all five and wanting you to make it a regular subscription), which could easily lead to overconsumption if you as a customer aren't mindful and aware of the problems with that.
love the Jumpsuit! I recommend trying knee-high tights/pop socks under the jumpsuit to keep your ankles warm. I swear by this in the winter and I find it more comfortable than wearing tights under trousers haha
It was so lovely to see a fellow busty lady with a petite/ delicate face looking gorgeous and confident in comfy but stylish threads, thanks for the representation. I especially loved your last outfit, but you really rocked them all. ❤
I used Stitch Fix for Maternity and it was a great experience because I needed new pieces to fit me after years of having the same shape. I've tried a couple fixes since then and I've found it less useful and less of a good deal. But definitely recommend for maternity!
I tried stitch fix and honestly really liked all the items, to the point where I didn’t return them and it became too expensive. So basically I liked it too much I had to cancel haha
I've had 3 fixes over the past 2+ years and I LOVED my first box, but the following 2 boxes I've only kept one item of each, the one item I kept from my 2nd box I'm ashamed to admin I've not even worn yet. I'm tempted to do the whole sign up thing again and see if my new first box will be a winner again. LOVE all of these, if I could get an identical box I'd be happy
I was considering doing this, but I genuinely couldn't answer some of those questions. There were also some basic questions that I felt were missing like lifestyle, washing requirements, comfort, pockets, prefered style in terms of feminine/masculine/unisex, heels, etc. I'd also expect to be able to upload photos to help gauge body shape and style (maybe a photo of you wearing your favourite and least favourite outfits?). This definitely feels like it's aimed at people who already know their style and just want a few extra pieces (on a regular basis).
I love that this worked out for you! I personally can't stand spending money on something I don't specifically hand pick (mystery boxes are a scam lol) but I can totally understand the sentiment of knowing you need something but not wanting to go hunting for it lol
Love and honest and more budget friendly review! Interesting that you only get one shot at rejecting bits before they are sent. Absolutely love that orange top!! I have an ancient one that needs replacing and that would have been perfect. Also agree stuff needs to be machine washable and not white just for it to get worn in this house! They have also been stalking me on socials, valued the walk through as I’m also keen to outsource! All the best with it!!
In the comments area when you signed up, it seems like you missed an opportunity to say that one of the bra selectors was missing your size and you had to pick the closest available.
I've had two stitchfix boxes so far, the first was kind of horrendous and the second was extremely good. First time I got stitchfix, I was at a very low self-esteem point in lockdown, so probably not in the best frame of mind to make objective clothing decisions, but it also felt like that stylist gave me very boring/not-me pieces. The second time around I got literally the same jumpsuit as you Hannah, except with a polka dot print, and 4 other pieces all of which I've genuinely loved and that have integrated seamlessly into my wardrobe. I have quite a colourful, dramatic style, so it has always felt like Stitchfix is more for the everyday, basic items in my wardrobe, I haven't seen anything from them that was like super glamorous or *special* but they are very good at adhering to your body measurements and finding pieces for you that will become wardrobe staples.
I ALSO DON'T UNDERSTAND ALL OF THE HEELS. I got into Stitch Fix a few yeas ago through Mom Advertising, which is as persistent as an Instagram algorithm, and I've had pretty good luck with them so far! I have the opposite body type (taller than average with minimal cleavage), so I sometimes struggle with their items being too short or having unflattering necklines, but, I mean, that's also an occupational hazard of all clothing shopping for me. When they've nailed it, they've done a really great job and most of my clothing is now a combo of Stitch Fix and ThredUp! All your pieces are super cute and I've VERY jealous of that gray cardigan.
Maybe to take away the decision for you, you could get another creator or a few other creators and do style boxes for each other. Also that could be cool to do with people who have different styles maybe. This was a great video as always. Love your content and I hope that you, Dan and Rowan are all doing well ☺️
As a Scandinavian, wool is a must in winter. I just wash it in the washing machine on a low heat. (or the wool program) and lay flat on a drying rack to dry. 😊 I don't think it's any more work than other clothes. I might be wrong, but a few UK people I've met seem to think you have to dry clean wool?
There are definitely wools that can be machine washed, but it depends on the type of wool. The machine washable ones are often made with some polyamid to give them strenght and treated to endure machine washing. Actually wool is supposed to washed rarely, and mostly just clean up spots and taken out to get refreshed. Also, i think when many people talk about woolly clothes they dont even know if the item is real wool or not. So many knits that are sold as "wool" is actually acrylic/polyester which is total plastic of course.
@@jenemica well all my wool is either 100% merino wool or hand knitted. I wash it rarely, but as the merino wool is worn close to the body under clothes it has to be washed a bit more often. I haven't har any issues.
I find these videos very interesting. Fashion is not a priority in my life, so it's like hearing about a different science when people explain what goes with what and what they like but don't wear for one reason or another. I guess it's also just a great window into someone's personality to hear so much about their individual style. I do like to treat myself occasionally, so maybe I'll take some of your inspiration then. Also, which items did you end up buying? Was it all four?
I've used stitch fix in the past and have really liked it. Once when my package was stolen 2 they replaced it and didn't charge me extra. They also sent me a shirt that became one of my favorite and most used pieces. I haven't used them in a while but out of similar services I have used this one was definitly one of the better ones in terms of styling and items chosen for me.
I have a few "all seasons" jumpsuits that get a base layer in winter-- long T shirt/thermal and tights/leggings underneath. And I enjoy pairing 3/4-length jumpsuits with rainboots if it is raining
I have found some great pieces in some of the Fixes I've ordered, but I mainly buy individual pieces now on Stitch Fix -- LOVE their Freestyle shopping option Also adore that day four outfit 🤍💛❤️🧡💚💙
I don't know if you noticed afterwards while you were editing or not, but when you were reviewing the items on the clothing page, it lists the materials the clothes are made of, and whether it was hand wash or not as well as the list price. This is helpful before even getting the box. Would love you to try another box to see whether they get even better the second time round.
I had One really good box with stitch fix, and then several duds. I found the quality to be really poor for the price, and I had issues with being sent identical items but in different colors. It seems to greatly depend on who your stylist is, since it depends on a real person making selections for you.
They found some good bits for you. I had three fixes. Never bought more than two items. Found the stuff they sent me was a bit dull and didnt seem to be able provide things i asked for in a size 16. Kept a handful of bits which i do wear.
My partner and I both got StitchFixes a few months ago, and both of us sent everything back. I feel like I got very similar items to the ones you received but I do not dress similarly to you at all. And it felt like they ignored my and his requests. Maybe I'm just not their core group that their stylists pick for.
I don't know if its because the quiz adjusted to the answers you were giving on the fly but all of the outfits were SO feminine. I am a woman, but there wasnt a single outfit shown there that I would say fit my style. What's up with all the high heels !!!
omg all of those outfits look great! definitely caught ur style! personally i love a good jumpsuit as a petite short person it is hard to find! ive heard about SF but dont think it would be my thing personally! loved this video though!
This selection was nice. I think stockings (44 demitex) would work with the jumpsuit when it gets cooler and need an extra layer if tights are too thick.
I recently got a Stitch Fix too! 7m pp breastfeeding and in need of a restyle. Unfortunately though I didn't like anything enough to buy. They sent extremely comfortable jogging bottoms but for £50 it was too much for something I didn't need. I got the same chequered shirt but it was a bit too short for me. I got trousers that were nice but i asked for high waisted and they were low...i get my next one in Jan and I'm keen to see what else they will pick.
I love my StitchFix -- I started it with maternity with my second kid & it's been helpful through breastfeeding. I do find it somewhat easy (at least in the US version) to set a quarterly schedule & then easy to delay fixes. I'm not sure if that feature works the same in the UK StitchFix. They also sold me on jumpsuits! Theirs are so good for breastfeeding!
I'm a similar body type to you and it's good that they actually have stuff that fits. I tried a rental service a while ago and none of the items fit me because they were all made for tall people. They were cute, but I'm not going to wear trousers that I need to turn up 6 times to avoid dragging on the floor. I also don't know why stitchfix have a thing about pairing everything with heels. That's a world of pain I don't want to endure. I have chronic pain anyway though, so adding more isn't the best idea.
@Essiggurke By tall I mean 5'6/7. Which is significantly taller than average in the UK. The average height is 5'4. When I say I'm short, I'm 4'10. Stuff is made for people who are much taller than me. Turning stuff up looks ugly and doesn't work when you're this short. Cutting the bottom off and rehemming doesn't work for fitted things because the fitted bits are in the wrong place. It's also extra effort. I also get really pissed off with the idea that clothes don't need to be made for short people because we can tailor things, disregarding the extra costs in time and money.
I’ve tried stitch fix twice, the first time I kept one item that didn’t match my style, but it was really comfortable so I thought it would be good for those days where I’m like ‘I feel crap and don’t care if I look crap I just want to feel like I’m in my pyjamas at work’. The second time I sent everything back. I feel like they’re fine if you need some basics, but otherwise it’s rare that they’ll actually manage to pinpoint your style and send items accordingly. Or maybe I’m just really fussy! 😂
To get more wear out of clothes I love but the colours go with nothing else I own, it’s been helpful for me to find pieces that have both the colour I don’t usually wear, and a colour that I know will suit my wardrobe. I wear p much only purples and black so to branch out I’ve been trying pieces that have a blue and purple pattern for example. Then I can wear that with the few blue items I own that otherwise feel wrong I think pink would go well with some of your orange and yellow clothes! Maybe you could look for something like a pink and orange floral pattern?
I wish they had this in the EU. I need some professional wardrobe but I have really broad shoulders so going shopping for blazers and such is a pain in the ass.
ive really liked renting clothes with nuuly! but this definitely seems like it went well for you ☺️ even though i would have been absolutely sweating to death in all those layers 😅😅
Personally, that would be too expensive for me, considering what I can get for that money on vinted. The most expensive jumper I got from vinted was 10€ and I was still considering getting it for a week :D
I love this but those prices! Yikes! But thanks to your video I think I’ll pick up a plaid shirt (not a Taylor reference. Or is it?) next time I’m thrifting. I liked the fit and length on you. You and Rowan look so cute together.
Ooh love the jumpsuit! So you’re allowed to wear the clothes before you decide if you’re keeping them? I guess that’s a good idea. I’m rubbish at putting outfits together so I like that they give you ideas
As a proud member of the naked ankle winter club ;) you could try wearing leggings under the jumpsuit. You can pull/fold them up so they don’t show and it will keep the cold air from coming up the legs in winter :)
I agree, the rust top looked great on you Hannah, as did the cardigan and jumpsuit. Could you please tell me which brand the grey cardigan and rust jumper are? I would love to buy them or similar pieces
That outfit that you said a sex therapist would wear… deadset it was my favourite and very similar to what I normally wear… as a sex therapist.
HAHAHAHA AMAZING 😂
I’d love a second hand version of this
YES 👏🏼
Big sister swap is a second hand version, almost exactly the same with a quiz!
Thred up does one!
@@ginny93en Unfortunately they don't anymore. I used to love that service but they stopped it for some reason. 😔
Oooh will have to check out big sister swap
I think stitch fix would be more useful as a service if you had the option to tell them about gaps in your wardrobe, like "I need more warm layers for winter, and would like to try wearing cardigans" and then the stylist will look specifically for cardigans you might like. The current system seems designed to get you to buy things you don't need and might not otherwise buy, which isn't ideal for budgets or for the envirionment.
You can send messages to your stylist requesting specifics, such as clothes for a vacation, or a fall jacket.
The style they came up with was remarkably close to your own. Props to them for that!
I’ve been getting fixes for almost three years now and I gotta say almost all of my favourite wardrobe items came from stitch fix. I love them. The more you engage, the better the items are too, as they start to learn exactly what your style is. They send me emails weekly with clothes I either own copies of or would loooove to wear, they have my style nailed down now. I am chronically ill and a huge fashion fan, and it’s just so nice to be able to not think and still have good quality clothes that I love.
Also! Most the dresses and jumpsuits they’ve sent me have pockets. It’s great.
I also really like that I’ve discovered a bunch of new brands and styles from using them, as I haven’t always had a say in what I receive, and its led me to experiment with new things!
My wardrobe is pretty full right now, so I just get the occasional fix when I feel like a treat or if I’ve noticed I’m missing something specific. I can’t rate them enough. Was really fun watching you go through the process!
that jumpsuit would look super cute with a turtle neck underneath and tights under, then docs or other longer boots that come up to the hem line! Im not sure if you chose to keep it but it looks so lovely on you!
oooh that's a really good shout winter!
I was thinking the same thing about the tights!
I would love to see a styling service that accommodates alt fashion.
It's nice to see a company having a style quiz that actually work. But I feel like their whole business model is otherwise laid out in a way that it will easily trick the customer to buy more than they would without the service (with the discount if you take all five and wanting you to make it a regular subscription), which could easily lead to overconsumption if you as a customer aren't mindful and aware of the problems with that.
love the Jumpsuit! I recommend trying knee-high tights/pop socks under the jumpsuit to keep your ankles warm. I swear by this in the winter and I find it more comfortable than wearing tights under trousers haha
It was so lovely to see a fellow busty lady with a petite/ delicate face looking gorgeous and confident in comfy but stylish threads, thanks for the representation. I especially loved your last outfit, but you really rocked them all. ❤
It was so nice to watch you get excited over clothes and how they fit for you and your lifestyle. Idk I love seeing people be happy
I used Stitch Fix for Maternity and it was a great experience because I needed new pieces to fit me after years of having the same shape. I've tried a couple fixes since then and I've found it less useful and less of a good deal. But definitely recommend for maternity!
I tried stitch fix and honestly really liked all the items, to the point where I didn’t return them and it became too expensive. So basically I liked it too much I had to cancel haha
As someone who used to do Stitch Fix back in like 2018, I'm impressed by how much more specific the quiz has gotten since then.
I've had 3 fixes over the past 2+ years and I LOVED my first box, but the following 2 boxes I've only kept one item of each, the one item I kept from my 2nd box I'm ashamed to admin I've not even worn yet. I'm tempted to do the whole sign up thing again and see if my new first box will be a winner again. LOVE all of these, if I could get an identical box I'd be happy
I was considering doing this, but I genuinely couldn't answer some of those questions. There were also some basic questions that I felt were missing like lifestyle, washing requirements, comfort, pockets, prefered style in terms of feminine/masculine/unisex, heels, etc. I'd also expect to be able to upload photos to help gauge body shape and style (maybe a photo of you wearing your favourite and least favourite outfits?).
This definitely feels like it's aimed at people who already know their style and just want a few extra pieces (on a regular basis).
I love that this worked out for you! I personally can't stand spending money on something I don't specifically hand pick (mystery boxes are a scam lol) but I can totally understand the sentiment of knowing you need something but not wanting to go hunting for it lol
I love your styling videos so, so much.
Love and honest and more budget friendly review! Interesting that you only get one shot at rejecting bits before they are sent. Absolutely love that orange top!! I have an ancient one that needs replacing and that would have been perfect. Also agree stuff needs to be machine washable and not white just for it to get worn in this house! They have also been stalking me on socials, valued the walk through as I’m also keen to outsource! All the best with it!!
The jumpsuit and the rust colour jumper suit you perfectly!
Also, yes, cardigans are amazing!
In the comments area when you signed up, it seems like you missed an opportunity to say that one of the bra selectors was missing your size and you had to pick the closest available.
oh yes damn!
@@morehannah I'm so used to just approximating my size that I wouldn't even think about it.
This was super fun to watch!
I've had two stitchfix boxes so far, the first was kind of horrendous and the second was extremely good. First time I got stitchfix, I was at a very low self-esteem point in lockdown, so probably not in the best frame of mind to make objective clothing decisions, but it also felt like that stylist gave me very boring/not-me pieces. The second time around I got literally the same jumpsuit as you Hannah, except with a polka dot print, and 4 other pieces all of which I've genuinely loved and that have integrated seamlessly into my wardrobe. I have quite a colourful, dramatic style, so it has always felt like Stitchfix is more for the everyday, basic items in my wardrobe, I haven't seen anything from them that was like super glamorous or *special* but they are very good at adhering to your body measurements and finding pieces for you that will become wardrobe staples.
I ALSO DON'T UNDERSTAND ALL OF THE HEELS. I got into Stitch Fix a few yeas ago through Mom Advertising, which is as persistent as an Instagram algorithm, and I've had pretty good luck with them so far! I have the opposite body type (taller than average with minimal cleavage), so I sometimes struggle with their items being too short or having unflattering necklines, but, I mean, that's also an occupational hazard of all clothing shopping for me. When they've nailed it, they've done a really great job and most of my clothing is now a combo of Stitch Fix and ThredUp! All your pieces are super cute and I've VERY jealous of that gray cardigan.
They do me quite well, it took a few fix's but they got me well locked now.
Maybe to take away the decision for you, you could get another creator or a few other creators and do style boxes for each other. Also that could be cool to do with people who have different styles maybe. This was a great video as always. Love your content and I hope that you, Dan and Rowan are all doing well ☺️
You got a great first fix! I've had some success with them as well. Much needed after gaining weight and having to rebuild my wardrobe from scratch.
The jumpsuits are brilliant! I've had 2 and kept them both, so soft and stretchy plus the pockets are fab!
As a Scandinavian, wool is a must in winter. I just wash it in the washing machine on a low heat. (or the wool program) and lay flat on a drying rack to dry. 😊 I don't think it's any more work than other clothes.
I might be wrong, but a few UK people I've met seem to think you have to dry clean wool?
There are definitely wools that can be machine washed, but it depends on the type of wool. The machine washable ones are often made with some polyamid to give them strenght and treated to endure machine washing. Actually wool is supposed to washed rarely, and mostly just clean up spots and taken out to get refreshed.
Also, i think when many people talk about woolly clothes they dont even know if the item is real wool or not. So many knits that are sold as "wool" is actually acrylic/polyester which is total plastic of course.
@@jenemica well all my wool is either 100% merino wool or hand knitted. I wash it rarely, but as the merino wool is worn close to the body under clothes it has to be washed a bit more often. I haven't har any issues.
Your stylist totally nailed your style! These are all so great!
I find these videos very interesting. Fashion is not a priority in my life, so it's like hearing about a different science when people explain what goes with what and what they like but don't wear for one reason or another. I guess it's also just a great window into someone's personality to hear so much about their individual style. I do like to treat myself occasionally, so maybe I'll take some of your inspiration then. Also, which items did you end up buying? Was it all four?
Thank you for the laughs. You are an inspiration and hilarious all at the same time. Keep up the good work and the information
That orange sweater is "so hannah!" impressed!
I've used stitch fix in the past and have really liked it. Once when my package was stolen 2 they replaced it and didn't charge me extra. They also sent me a shirt that became one of my favorite and most used pieces. I haven't used them in a while but out of similar services I have used this one was definitly one of the better ones in terms of styling and items chosen for me.
I feel like you’d buy a baby version of the rust orange top for Rowen just to match
he already has a vest in a rust orange colour and we've matched on many occasions already!
The vibe of this video is so fun and happy!! Living vicariously through you and enjoying that you found some good pieces! 💛
I have a few "all seasons" jumpsuits that get a base layer in winter-- long T shirt/thermal and tights/leggings underneath. And I enjoy pairing 3/4-length jumpsuits with rainboots if it is raining
I have found some great pieces in some of the Fixes I've ordered, but I mainly buy individual pieces now on Stitch Fix -- LOVE their Freestyle shopping option
Also adore that day four outfit 🤍💛❤️🧡💚💙
Your outfits with the new items were so cute! 😍
I don't know if you noticed afterwards while you were editing or not, but when you were reviewing the items on the clothing page, it lists the materials the clothes are made of, and whether it was hand wash or not as well as the list price. This is helpful before even getting the box. Would love you to try another box to see whether they get even better the second time round.
I had One really good box with stitch fix, and then several duds. I found the quality to be really poor for the price, and I had issues with being sent identical items but in different colors. It seems to greatly depend on who your stylist is, since it depends on a real person making selections for you.
They found some good bits for you. I had three fixes. Never bought more than two items. Found the stuff they sent me was a bit dull and didnt seem to be able provide things i asked for in a size 16. Kept a handful of bits which i do wear.
My partner and I both got StitchFixes a few months ago, and both of us sent everything back. I feel like I got very similar items to the ones you received but I do not dress similarly to you at all. And it felt like they ignored my and his requests. Maybe I'm just not their core group that their stylists pick for.
I have also been hammered with these adverts. So glad you tried and shared!
All the outfits you styled look sooo good on you! ❤
I don't know if its because the quiz adjusted to the answers you were giving on the fly but all of the outfits were SO feminine. I am a woman, but there wasnt a single outfit shown there that I would say fit my style. What's up with all the high heels !!!
TOO MANY HEELS
omg all of those outfits look great! definitely caught ur style! personally i love a good jumpsuit as a petite short person it is hard to find! ive heard about SF but dont think it would be my thing personally! loved this video though!
the shirt and the cardigan fit so well wow
Crazy how perfect the jumpsuit is for you. I want them to pick a nice cardigan for me.. i can never find the perfect one!!
This selection was nice. I think stockings (44 demitex) would work with the jumpsuit when it gets cooler and need an extra layer if tights are too thick.
I recently got a Stitch Fix too! 7m pp breastfeeding and in need of a restyle. Unfortunately though I didn't like anything enough to buy. They sent extremely comfortable jogging bottoms but for £50 it was too much for something I didn't need. I got the same chequered shirt but it was a bit too short for me. I got trousers that were nice but i asked for high waisted and they were low...i get my next one in Jan and I'm keen to see what else they will pick.
I love my StitchFix -- I started it with maternity with my second kid & it's been helpful through breastfeeding. I do find it somewhat easy (at least in the US version) to set a quarterly schedule & then easy to delay fixes. I'm not sure if that feature works the same in the UK StitchFix. They also sold me on jumpsuits! Theirs are so good for breastfeeding!
I wonder if the items you sent back will be re-used in their system. Hope so!🤞
PLEASE WHERE IS THE ORANGE SWEATER FROM???!
I'm a similar body type to you and it's good that they actually have stuff that fits. I tried a rental service a while ago and none of the items fit me because they were all made for tall people. They were cute, but I'm not going to wear trousers that I need to turn up 6 times to avoid dragging on the floor.
I also don't know why stitchfix have a thing about pairing everything with heels. That's a world of pain I don't want to endure. I have chronic pain anyway though, so adding more isn't the best idea.
@Essiggurke By tall I mean 5'6/7. Which is significantly taller than average in the UK. The average height is 5'4.
When I say I'm short, I'm 4'10. Stuff is made for people who are much taller than me. Turning stuff up looks ugly and doesn't work when you're this short. Cutting the bottom off and rehemming doesn't work for fitted things because the fitted bits are in the wrong place. It's also extra effort.
I also get really pissed off with the idea that clothes don't need to be made for short people because we can tailor things, disregarding the extra costs in time and money.
I’ve tried stitch fix twice, the first time I kept one item that didn’t match my style, but it was really comfortable so I thought it would be good for those days where I’m like ‘I feel crap and don’t care if I look crap I just want to feel like I’m in my pyjamas at work’. The second time I sent everything back. I feel like they’re fine if you need some basics, but otherwise it’s rare that they’ll actually manage to pinpoint your style and send items accordingly. Or maybe I’m just really fussy! 😂
The clothing looked great!
I like finding good bargains too much to use a system like this, but I can see the appeal. Especially with all the sizing.
Where is the grey jumper from please? I am OBSESSED with it! x
I love that orange sweater🤩
I love your jumper from the part where you’re unpacking the order! Where is it from? It’s lovely! ❤️
Haha, been a subscriber for years now, just discovered we have the same birthday XD
B kinda do a similar thing but with second hand clothes and the box is only £15!
“And this baby is…my child” cracked me up
I love the idea of that cardigan but I want one for you that is slightly smaller, definitely shorter and in a warmer color.
LOVED this!
you should check out as curated thrift they have a style quiz
To get more wear out of clothes I love but the colours go with nothing else I own, it’s been helpful for me to find pieces that have both the colour I don’t usually wear, and a colour that I know will suit my wardrobe.
I wear p much only purples and black so to branch out I’ve been trying pieces that have a blue and purple pattern for example. Then I can wear that with the few blue items I own that otherwise feel wrong
I think pink would go well with some of your orange and yellow clothes! Maybe you could look for something like a pink and orange floral pattern?
Take that w a grain of salt though, I’m only getting into this stuff but it’s fun finding new ways to style yourself
I wish they had this in the EU. I need some professional wardrobe but I have really broad shoulders so going shopping for blazers and such is a pain in the ass.
What did you end up keeping Hannah? 💛
all the ones you see me styling and actually wearing in the video
Very much in love with these outfits
They made some great choices! What brand is the rust jumper from?
The rust jumper would look good with the jumpsuit too
Were you asked for your gender at the start? I'd be interested in trying it, if they offer more "masculine" clothes like suits and waistcoats.
the message she sent to the stylist had me laughing so hard
Great video, tempted to try Stitch Fix myself. What brand is the jumpsuit? I really like it :)
This was great I actually well enjoyed watching this 😃
ive really liked renting clothes with nuuly! but this definitely seems like it went well for you ☺️ even though i would have been absolutely sweating to death in all those layers 😅😅
ok but which items did you end up keeping?? did i miss something (besides the jumpsuit)? 😂
She kept 4/5. All of the items except the white jumper/sweater with the yellow stripe because it was handwash only.
Personally, that would be too expensive for me, considering what I can get for that money on vinted. The most expensive jumper I got from vinted was 10€ and I was still considering getting it for a week :D
Same. I have a rule. No more than: £16 on tops, £35 on jeans, £15 on trousers, £20 on dresses etc.
Can you please link or name the orange breastfeeding jumper you wear at 15:26? It is awesome!!! And thanks for the video 😊
Where did you get the amazing sweater from you wear when unpacking your order?! (From minute 16)
I love this but those prices! Yikes! But thanks to your video I think I’ll pick up a plaid shirt (not a Taylor reference. Or is it?) next time I’m thrifting. I liked the fit and length on you. You and Rowan look so cute together.
Loved this!
LOVE this video SO much
Hello hannah, what brand is the jumpsuit? Love you :)
That jumpsuit is absolutely perfect for you! Have you tried wearing tights under it? That will help with the ankle issue.
take a shot everytime hannah says ‘breastfeeding’ lol 😂❤️
Ooh love the jumpsuit! So you’re allowed to wear the clothes before you decide if you’re keeping them? I guess that’s a good idea. I’m rubbish at putting outfits together so I like that they give you ideas
Hand wash only to me means put it on gentle in the machine 😂
Very through quiz!!!!
As a proud member of the naked ankle winter club ;) you could try wearing leggings under the jumpsuit. You can pull/fold them up so they don’t show and it will keep the cold air from coming up the legs in winter :)
did you keep more items than the jumpsuit?
How many of them did you buy? You seem to really like the cardigan, so I'm guessing you bought that at least.
Anyone know of anything similar available in Canada?
What brand is the rust colour top? It looks fab on you
"I need to branch out in my jean situation."
So, what? You need to expand your jean pool?
What brand is the rust colour top? It looks fab on you!
I agree, the rust top looked great on you Hannah, as did the cardigan and jumpsuit. Could you please tell me which brand the grey cardigan and rust jumper are? I would love to buy them or similar pieces
I just wish they did something like this for plus size clothes in new zealand 😢
I know and Aus too…plus size stuff so hard to find in first place!!
Do you own any black calf-high or knee-high boots? They'd be perfect under the cropped-leg jumpsuit 💕
I can't do this cause they're only in the UK and US. But would've been fun to take that quiz. and that jumpsuit looked great!
you can still take the quiz