Both are good, but they’re different. Rent the Runway is for people looking for formal wear, fancy designer pieces, and those who are okay with spending more; Nuuly is for trendier everyday clothing, ...

I had previously and briefly browsed the website of Rent the Runway, another popular clothing-rental service, but I quickly realized that if I loved a piece I rented, I couldn’t afford to buy ...

Rent the Runway, which dramatically scaled back its marketing in the years since the pandemic blew apart its business model, is planning to make some noise again. The fashion rental service on ...

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But since I can hear my mother’s voice in my head telling me that I “don’t need to buy a new outfit for every event I go to,” I’m turning to Rent the Runway to meet all my formalwear ...

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Nuuly, for example, charges $98 for six items per month, while Rent the Runway charges $94 to $119 for five items per month, based on closet access. Meanwhile, Vivrelle offers a bag a month for as ...

While fast fashion retailers like Shein have exploded in recent years, consumers often get what they pay for. If you're ...

I've been using Rent the Runway for two years and love always having a new outfit to wear. To get the most out of my membership, I always read the reviews before selecting rental items.