90-Day Review: Gracequeens Colored Blazers - Are They Worth It?

I've spent the last 90 days wearing colored blazers from Gracequeens. This is my day-by-day account of the experience. I was after a bold statement piece and chose their fluorescent green blazer set. Here’s everything I discovered.

I had my doubts initially. Could I really pull off a bright green blazer? Was the quality going to be acceptable? I typically invest more in blazers, but the attractive price point convinced me to give it a try.

Day 1: First Impressions

The package arrived with the blazer and pants folded neatly inside. The color was even more vibrant in person than it appeared online! There was a faint new-clothing smell, but it wasn't overpowering. Trying on the blazer confirmed the fit was oversized, just as described.

My immediate reaction was surprise at just how bright it was. I questioned whether I could style it successfully. The material felt acceptable—not luxurious, but not cheap either. A quick inspection showed mostly neat seams, with just a couple of loose threads that were easy to trim.

Verdict: My first impression was cautiously optimistic. The bold color and fit matched the description, and the quality seemed reasonable for the price.

Week 1: Getting Used to Them

The first week was all about learning how to style this statement piece. I wore the blazer twice: once with jeans and a white tee, and again over a black dress. It certainly drew attention—some compliments, some curious glances. Adjusting to that spotlight took a little time.

I also noticed the fabric wrinkles quite easily, requiring a quick iron before each wear. The pants were too long for me, so I needed to have them hemmed, which added a bit to the overall cost. Here’s what my routine involved:

Verdict: It demands a bit of effort for styling and upkeep, but I was starting to like it. Be ready to deal with wrinkles and potential alterations.

Month 1: Daily Use

After a month, the vibrant green had become a regular part of my wardrobe rotation. I found it works best as a focal point, paired with neutral basics like black, white, or gray. I also switched from ironing to steaming the blazer, which was much quicker and more effective.