Angela A.

Don't waste your money on Wantable! I just gave them my $20 styling fee to take back the entire box of crappy clothes they sent me. Not only did the clothes not fit my style, they were not appropriate for the upcoming Texas summer (we're talking a long sleeve heavy sweater and long sleeved cardigan) and looked like they were picked out for a woman 20 years older than me. I tried on a dress that was sent and my husband of 17 years said "that's the ugliest thing I have ever seen on you". I'm not kidding, it reminded me of a Laura Ashley dress I wore in 1988 when I was 10. It's a good thing I can laugh things off like this, the look on his face when I came out in that dress was pretty humorous.
In full transparency, I did request the sweater from their feed but truly expected the stylist choosing items for me to use some judgement as to what season we're in and where I live (it's not hard to see that I live in Texas and know that's it's about to be blazing hot). I would have much rather received items I could wear now and could have waited a few edits before getting that sweater.
I had stopped using Wantable about a year and a half ago and went back to StitchFix. Receiving this edit made me remember why I left. Too many bad edits! Towards the end, I was keeping the cheapest item in order not too lose my styling fee. I couldn't bring myself to do that this time since the cheapest item was a simple tank top for $44. There was no way I was going to give them another penny!
Seriously, go with another styling service or just go shop at Nordstrom Rack for the same type of clothes with much better prices.
They also do fitness edits and while I did like a lot of what was sent to me and kept some good pieces, I stopped using that service after realizing I could get the same or better fitness clothes other places (like Fabletics) without spending anywhere near as much.