Outfits from Nuuly, a Clothing Rental Subscription Service

First off I’m apologizing in advance for how long it took me to put up this post! I’m actually mad at myself for it, but it’s up now and I hope you guys love it as much as you did my first 2 nuuly posts!

If you don’t know what nuuly is, it’s a clothing rental subscription service owned by URBN, the company that owns Anthropologie, Free People, Urban Outfitters and more and for $88 (+ tax) a month you get to rent ANY 6 items from their site! If you want more info on all the PROs and CONs and my honest opinion check out this post (I evenly recently updated it to include the new features they’ve added)!

Instead of doing a review post like I did last time, I created 13+ outfits with the 6 items I picked. I even wore 1 item so many times that I bought it (if you follow me on Instagram you already know!). When you’re done reading this one let me know what type of post you like better!

If you haven’t checked out the IGTV outfit video I created make sure to do that, and if you want to sign up you can get $10 off your first month HERE!

December 2019 Nuuly Rentals:

13+ Outfits I Created from this Month’s nuuly Subscription Picks

Six Crisp Days Arta Sweater Coat – Retail Price: $200 – Wearing a M/L (True to Size)

You guys I LOVE this coat, love it so much that after my month was up renting it I knew there was no way I could sent it back so I bought it and I don’t regret it for a second! I’ve easily worn it 30 times and have gotten SO many compliments on it, if you have the chance to rent it I can’t recommend it enough!

Ronny Kobo Bettina Sweater – Retail Price $378 – Wearing a Large (True to Size)

This sweater was another FAVORITE item from my December nuuly, I loved it and worn it so much that I wished I could’ve bought it, but it was just out of my price range (even with the discount that nuuly offers). I would absolutely rent it again though, and I can’t recommend it enough! It’s slightly cropped, perfect for wearing tucked into bottoms and also surprisingly thick.

Free People Piece Of Your Heart Mini Dress – Retail Price $148 – Wearing a Large (True to Size)

I liked this Free People dress, but didn’t love it. I wore it a few times and wasn’t too sad about sending it back. I think I may worn it more if I rented it during a warmer month, but I just wanted a casual dress I could throw on to go to work and while it fit the bill I wasn’t too into it. I will say it was true to size, usually Free People runs a little bit for me, but this one didn’t.

Free People Calico Skies Midi Dress – Retail Price $168 – Wearing a Large (True to Size)

Another piece I liked, but didn’t love. I LOVED it on the model on the website, but it just didn’t quite fit me. I actually think it looked a little frumpy on me. I think I would’ve liked it more if I could belt it, but the waist on the dress prevented that so I was happy to send this one back too!

Greylin Nola Mini Sequins Halter – Retail Price $101 – Wearing a Large (True to Size)

I absolutely LOVED this top, but I was only able to wear it once because it was a little too long to wear nicely with any bottom I paired it with and the sequins made the skin on my arms really irritated! I sucked it up and wore it to an event because I was in love and the color is so perfect, but I couldn’t wait to get it off at the end of the night.

Moon River Moonlight Dance Blouse – Retail Price $58 – Wearing a Large (Runs a little small)

I wasn’t as wowed with this top in person as I was when I saw it on the website. I think it was a tiny bit too small on me and if it fit a little better I would’ve liked it better. But overall it was just ok, nothing special!