One of Hurr's top renters shares how she's made £100k by renting out her wardrobe, and how it's brought her financial freedom.
Rental fashion has only boomed since its inception – and undoubtedly, has become the go-to option for many eco-conscious wedding guests – but the rising popularity of guilt-free wear-once outfitting has also brought with it another welcome bonus: that is, the ability to actually make money from our own wardrobes. In fact, many have found financial freedom they had never dreamed of through such platforms.
And seeing someone style something that you own in a totally different way really does strengthen the desire to wear your items even more.” Kelly isn't one to gatekeep her success, and maintains that you don't need to buy anything new to start renting out your wardrobe. “While for me, fashion rental has become my career, the beauty of the changing rental and resale landscape means that we are free to make it work in a way that is entirely individual to each of us,” she says.
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