Looking for the perfect outfit for an upcoming event? Instead of buying something you’re only going to wear once, why not rent one?
Our go-to for a little dress rental magic is The Fitzroy. Owned and operated by BFFs Angela Pastor and Julie Buczkowski, The Fitzroy stocks dress rentals from brands like For Love And Lemons, Ronny Kobo, Rachel Zoe, Reformation, and more, as well as handbags.
We dropped by The Fitzroy, which is located at 225 Sterling Road in Toronto, with our friend Tanya Casole-Gouveia, who was looking for an outfit to rent for Art Battle, an event that she hosts at The Gladstone Hotel in Toronto.
Take a peek at some of the dresses she tried on and what she ended up picking!
Visit The Fitzroy at 225 Sterling Road in Toronto, or online at www.fitzroyrentals.com to start browsing dress and handbag rentals.
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Fashion can be tricky. For starters, in a social media driven society, no one wants to be caught dead in the same outfit twice. But shopping for a new wardrobe every season is expensive, not to mention, bad for the environment.
As more and more shoppers Mari Kondo their closets and transition one-time-wear fast fashion out of their lives, companies are starting to take notice. Over the past few years, we’ve seen a rise in fashion rental companies, and the once-niche market is gaining traction.
Over in the states, household retailers like Ann Taylor, American Eagle, and Express have joined the subscription service race, and now another big name is entering the rental market.
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Teen favourite Urban Outfitters recently announced that it would launch a clothing rental service.
The retailer announced that it would launch an online subscription service by the summer of this year. Dubbed Nuuly, the service will allow shoppers to borrow six pieces of clothing for $88 a month. And it won’t just be Urban Outfitter branded clothing up for offer