Pretty sure this is all too fancy for me… I was excited to try Trunk Club. Trunk Club uses both online styling profiles similar to other subscription boxes, but relies heavily on a real life human stylist (!). So at the start of this project, I knew two things. 1) This was going to be… Continue reading Subscription Box Thunderdome: Trunk Club
Oh Stitch Fix–I can’t quit you. I started using Stitch Fix a few years ago. Early on, my results were really good. Over time, my boxes or “fixes” started having issues. They would ignore my box requests (simple stuff like “can you send me pants?”), send me things that weren’t my style, or were way… Continue reading Subscription Box Thunderdome: Stitch Fix
This is part 1 of a series where I’ll be testing subscription boxes and reporting my findings. Up first: Frank and Oak, for women’s clothing. Let the experiments begin! Frank and Oak focuses on ethically made, eco-friendly clothing. Their subscription box is a bit of a middle ground between online shopping and subscription boxes. You… Continue reading Subscription Box Thunderdome: Frank and Oak
Founded in 2004, Besame Cosmetics recreates vintage make-up from the 1920s-1960s in modern formulas. As usual, I have no relationship with Besame and receive no benefit from this article. My opinions are my own! I stumbled upon Besame Cosmetics when I was trying to find out what lipstick was used for Marvel’s Agent Carter series.… Continue reading Besame Cosmetics and Agent Carter