Reese Withouterspoon
Outstanding Member
I've just seen this article in The Guardian about summer dresses which are available to buy, either new or second-hand, or to rent. The rental terms vary from a period of about 3-4 days up to about 2 weeks - or even longer for some.
I can understand why someone might opt to rent a ballgown for a formal occasion - or even a wedding dress and/or bridesmaid dresses but I'm bemused at the idea that someone might rent a couple of summer dresses to take away on holiday, for example. Presumably, that's the idea for a 2 week rental option though.
That said, some of these dresses are absolute monstrosities, so I can understand not wanting to buy them - but nor would I want to rent them either.
Would you?
50 best summer dresses to buy, rent or thrift
From a vintage 1970s maxi to a shirt dress from M&S, we select 50 gorgeous summer dresses to buy, rent or thrift
www.theguardian.com
I can understand why someone might opt to rent a ballgown for a formal occasion - or even a wedding dress and/or bridesmaid dresses but I'm bemused at the idea that someone might rent a couple of summer dresses to take away on holiday, for example. Presumably, that's the idea for a 2 week rental option though.
That said, some of these dresses are absolute monstrosities, so I can understand not wanting to buy them - but nor would I want to rent them either.
Would you?