I ended up rewearing one of my old faves. I can see why you had to have that bag! Such a fun piece to try and I really like the boho dress - the sequin top works so incredibly well for you! :) While there are a couple rental places here they are so expensive - I saw a really pretty dress I wanted for an event but at $200 to rent I could have gone and found and bought a dress cheaper. The outfits are lovely and I really love the dress and embroidery! Interesting service! I LOVE that red bag! oooolala!

This sounds like a really cool clothing rental service, Cheryl! I love the silver sequin top and the pencil skirt looks amazing on you! The dress is absolutely gorgeous, too, and totally my style! Thanks for sharing about this service and linking with me. Thanks for join ing the Top of the World Style linkup party. Pity the loafers were painful! Thanks for sharing at #WowOnWednesday. Looks like you have a great find with Wardrobe - I love the sequin top and the dress is gorgeous too.

Renting clothes and accessories is a wonderful idea but I've also found it too pricey. Love your second white outfits, so cute on you! Theres something about turning 40 where you change so much and your wardrobe doesnt seem to keep up. This wardrobe looks so nice! Then how do you usually collect the items that you want to rent it? Great styles! The sequin top and pencil skirt is so flattering on you. Wow that sounds great! I really like your dress so I think I will give this brand a try! This sounds like such a great service! I've never heard of it before! I absolutely love the things you received to borrow, especially that bag and the dress!! Travel influencer Jessica Gee, known as The Bucket List Mom, has visited over 90 different countries with her husband Garrett and their three children. They were kind enough to offer me a credit to try the service for free here's what I borrowed and my unbiased, honest review of the entire experience. Most importantly, Wardrobe has everything from Alice and Olivia to Hermès, and the prices are incredibly reasonable. Wardrobe is like Airbnb for clothes, shoes, and accessories: you rent items from a user's closet for 4, 10, or 20 days at a time everything is dry-cleaned and stored in a central warehouse (and if you open a closet with Wardrobe, you can make a little extra money renting out your own clothes) and it all comes clearly labeled and nicely packaged. There are other clothing rental companies out there ( I reviewed one last year), but so far none that really piqued my interest-until now. In other words, I'd rent a designer dress for $50 or $60 (or maybe even a bit more), but not $200. I thought RTR was an amazing idea and I know a lot of people who love it, but to this day, I've never actually used it, because the items I'd actually want to rent are way too expensive. The alternative, of course, was to buy a new dress for each event, which is cost-prohibitive (and wasteful) and is what drove Jenn Hyman to found Rent the Runway. This began in the days before social media, but I basically wanted to make sure I wasn't turning up in the same dress at every event with the each group of people. Back in my late 20s and early 30s, when I had 7 or 8 weddings per year to attend, I used an Excel spreadsheet to track which dresses I wore to which events.

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