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I hope everyone is having a great summer and had a fun holiday weekend! We've been really busy with some traveling so things have been crazy on my end. I have finally gotten a moment to share with you my thoughts on my second Stitch Fix box. A lot of what I've read said that they get better the more you order from them and the more the stylist learn your likes. In my review last time, my biggest problem was that they too expensive especially for maternity clothes. I mentioned that in my review last time to them and as well as my note to the stylist this time. She did her best to stick me as close to $50 as possible, which I appreciate. Now onto what I got... Laila Jayde Darcie Knot Front Maternity Top My husband and I are both in agree that this shirt is just awful. It does not falter me at all. I didn't even really like the color or material. I felt for $28.00 it was made poorly. Plus I am not sure the person designing it realizes that most pregnant woman still w...

Haven't heard of Stitch Fix? Where have you been? Living under a rock?? Seriously though for those of you that haven't heard of Stitch Fix, this is what it is. "Stitch Fix is the first fashion retailer to blend expert styling, proprietary technology and unique product to deliver a shopping experience that is truly personalized for you. Simply fill out the Stitch Fix Style Profile and our personal stylists will handpick a selection of five clothing items and accessories unique to your taste, budget and lifestyle. You can buy what you like and return the rest!" Sounds pretty good right? I mean who doesn't want to have an affordable personal shopper at their disposable. I know I do! I've been waiting to try this and thought I would do it once summer came because I've lost tons of weight and my clothes don't seem to fit anymore. Well that planned changed a little after we found out I was expecting baby number two in March. I had decided that I would be wai...