One of the best things to happen to my wardrobe, outfit creativity, and shopping habits was the invention of rental subscription services. It's an idea so genius I wish I had thought of it myself. Whether I want a wedding guest dress that I'll only wear once, a fresh 9-to-5 look, or something to shake up my typical outfit formulas, ModLux.Rent has been a game changer, and I continue to reap the benefits season after season. It has my favorite brands including Vince, Farm Rio, and Rhode well stocked, and it's only $25 for your first month. (That feels like a steal, no?) Plus, its unlimited swaps allow me to order up to 15 items a month. There's no better time than the start of a new season to give your closet the refresh it deserves, so keep scrolling to see what ModLux.Rent has to offer.
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The drop waist feels very on-trend this season.
A prettier blue does not exist.
I'm always looking to test different jeans without committing to a purchase, and ModLux.Rent is the perfect solution.
These silk shorts styled with my favorite button-down and sandals are about to be my go-to spring look.
If my whole closet could consist of Rhode dresses, I would be one very happy fashion editor.
The perfect transitional weather piece.
Now this is the perfect wedding guest dress if I've ever seen one.
French-girl favorite brands such as IRO are all over this site.
This season, editors are looking to swap regular basic tanks for halter styles.
A comfortable pant that still looks polished enough for the office.
I'm so ready to live in linen for the next six months.
I love the utilitarian look of these pants.
This yellow hue is the pastel of choice this spring.
Get the layered look without having to test out different undershirts.
There is no shortage of chic event-dress options.
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