Anna Sitar Says She and Josh 'Bru' Brubaker Are 'Taking It Slow' With Wedding Planning to Enjoy Their 'Special' Engagement Era

Anna Sitar and Josh "Bru" Brubaker are in no rush to walk down the aisle.

The couple, who got engaged nearly five months ago, is "taking it slow" when it comes to planning their wedding — and Sitar is enjoying every second of their engagement era.

"We've really been taking it slow with our wedding planning," Sitar tells OK! while discussing her new loungewear collection with Pacsun. "So we've been engaged for almost five months already. And I'll be honest, all we have is a wedding planner. We don't have a venue."

For Sitar, the slower pace has allowed her and Brubaker to actually soak in the milestone rather than immediately jumping into the logistics of their big day.

"I think that's something that sometimes we forget is, like, we kind of blink through these moments and rush through them," she notes. "Like, when you get engaged, you're like, ‘Okay, now I have to have it all figured out.’ And that's not always the case."

"And I think that's what I've really enjoyed is, like, we are really feeling like an engaged couple," the content creator adds. "It's so fun to say fiancé. Every time we plan a date, we're like, 'This is because we're engaged.' Or, you know, whatever it is. Like, all these trips are like, 'Imagine when this is going to be our honeymoon.'"

"Every moment feels so special because it's part of the season that we're going to tell our kids about one day and talk about for the rest of our lives," she continues.

Ultimately, Sitar says her favorite part of this chapter has been "just taking it slow" and spending time with her partner. That includes something as simple as showing Brubaker her wedding inspiration.

"Just hanging out with Bru, honestly, showing him Pinterest boards and him agreeing with me. That's been a favorite part," she shares.

The couple's wedding plans are about to get a little more serious, however, as Sitar reveals they have their first venue tours coming up.

"We are going on our first wedding venue tours next week, so fingers crossed," she says.

As for whether she'll share details about the potential venues with her followers, Sitar admits she's still undecided.

"I'm on the fence right now," she confesses. "I can't say if I want to tell everyone where I'm looking or if I want to wait till the date reveal."

While Sitar is entering a new chapter in her personal life, she's also been channeling her signature style into her latest professional venture: her loungewear collection with Pacsun.

Inspired by Sitar's love of comfortable yet versatile pieces, the collection is designed to work for everything from staying home to heading out for coffee — something that reflects the creator's own day-to-day style.

“I wanted a collection of clothes that were so soft and comfortable and able to be styled and dressed up and layered, but still kind of offered that loungewear feel,” she tells OK!.

Sitar says the goal was to create pieces that make people feel both comfortable and confident, noting that her own style has evolved toward more timeless staples as she's gotten older.

“I feel like as I've gotten older, I've realized, like, these really just, like, timeless, comfortable pieces are the things I keep reaching for,” she explains.

Among her favorite pieces are the collection's striped styles, as well as the burgundy, yellow, baby blue and dark blue matching sets. In fact, she says some of the matching sets have become her go-to airport outfits.

But beyond her own personal style, Sitar says inclusivity was a “top priority” when creating the collection.

“Getting to do loungewear that was a top priority for me was just picking something and styling things that were going to make people feel confident and didn't always have to be one, either tight fit,” she dishes.

“I love the look of oversized,” she mentions. “I think oversized is so fun. It's so in. I think it's a confident boost to have something oversized.”

For Sitar, the collection ultimately comes down to creating clothes that feel like a “warm hug” — a fitting sentiment for the creator as she embraces a new season of life with her fiancé.