Friday's Favorite Fit: BlogLovin'

By Jess in Minneapolis

Do you read a lot of blogs? Do you have an iPhone?

Do you want to be able to read all your favorite blogs wherever you are? 

Then download bloglovin'! 

It's super simple to use, not to mention it's free.  That's a price that fits the bill!

It allows you to add as many blogs as you'd like to your newsfeed, right there on your phone, at the touch of your fingertips.

This is what it looks like on my phone. These are just a few of the MANY blogs that I follow on bloglovin'...I don't think there's a limit. 

The only unfortunate thing about bloglovin' is that you can't comment on blogs via the app on your phone. You only have the option to "like" a post. I really LOVE commenters on the blog, so please continue to leave your comments.

bloglovin' is great though, as it allows you to stay in touch with all your favorite bloggers on the go.

So, click on that button on the right of the screen on The Right Fits home page, and start following The Right Fits on bloglovin'!

Also, did you know that the Right Fits is on Twitter and Facebook?

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Fits Recommends: J's Everyday Fashion

By: LL in KC

Following suit of so many before me, I came down with the flu last week. So what better way to spend a day at home from work than catching up on some of my favorite blogs...and discovering a few new ones.

Even though I thoroughly enjoy a variety of blogs, the ones that appeal to me most are ones that are relatable or do-able. Let's be honest, whereas we all love looking at all the runway looks or paging through Vogue, most of cannot afford what we see. We can drool over them and then try to find realistic ways to incorporate the trends into our everyday looks. That is why I love J's Everyday Fashion. I stumbled across her blog while researching another post a few weeks back and I continue to come back to it.

What I love about the blog is that she takes expensive looks and shows places where you get the same look for less and also gives pointers for helping readers define their own style through trends.

If you have the time, check it out.