CEO Jenn Hyman thinks ethical fashion consumers can have their cake and eat it, too.

• By Whitney Bauck
  Oct 16, 2017

Plus, an ode to dying shopping malls.

• By Dara Prant
  Jul 27, 2017

Plus, don't expect to see any "Made in U.S.A." labels on the Trumps' clothing lines.

• By Karina Hoshikawa
  Dec 28, 2016

The disruptive designer rental service and luxury department store just announced an interesting new partnership.

• By Dhani Mau
  Nov 16, 2016

Plus, InStyle UK's December issue will be its last print edition before going exclusively digital.

• By Karina Hoshikawa
  Oct 19, 2016

Thanks to a new partnership with Rent the Runway.

• By Tyler McCall
  May 24, 2016

Founder Jennifer Hyman, who champions access over ownership, wants you to have a never-ending "closet in the cloud."

• By Maria Bobila
  Mar 23, 2016

As a Customer Communications Associate at Rent the Runway, you will have direct impact delivering the “Cinderella experience” to our incredible customers. This role is seasonal with an opportunity to become full-time after 90 days.

• By Winnie Liu
  Jan 12, 2016

It can't be stopped.

• By Eliza Brooke
  Dec 19, 2014

The online-native retailer is the latest to make a big bet on brick-and-mortar.

• By Lauren Indvik
  Aug 6, 2014

If advances in fit technology mean fewer returns, we are all for it.

• By Eliza Brooke
  Jul 22, 2014

The rental site is getting into the subscription game.

• By Dhani Mau
  Jul 16, 2014

There's an exciting new player in the fashion rental space.

• By Dhani Mau
  May 23, 2014

In the latest instance of an e-commerce company bringing its online experience offline, Rent the Runway has launched a showroom on the second floor of Henri Bendel in New York.

• By Dhani Mau
  Oct 17, 2013

Last night, a group of the industry's top plus-size bloggers and journalists--including host Nicolette Mason--gathered at Rent the Runway's New York headquarters for a sneak preview of the brand's newest venture: Plus size rentals.

• By Tyler McCall
  Sep 17, 2013

Rent the Runway, the succesful online dress and accessories rental company, announced today that it has acquired Go Try It On. Go Try It On, the app that let users share photos and style advice, will shudder, and its founder and CEO, Marissa Evans, will lead a new "Radical Innovation" team at Rent the Runway. "Sounds like something pretty crazy, eh?" said Evans when I asked her about the new team.

• By Leah Chernikoff
  Jun 25, 2013

Most high school seniors celebrate their prom at the school gym. It’s not the most glamorous setting but it makes for lasting memories of slow dance

• By Leah Chernikoff
  Jun 24, 2013

You may soon be able to buy a piece of Rent the Runway--even if you can't actually buy a dress off the site. According to WWD, who interviewed Rent the Runway cofounder and chief executive officer (and former Fashionista contributor!) Jennifer Hyman, the company is "likely" to go public sometime in the future.

• By Hayley Phelan
  Mar 11, 2013

"Possibly the world’s sexiest 50-something" Carine Roitfeld gets a hefty spread in Net-a-Porter's shoppable online mag The Edit. {Net-a-Porter} And this is why we love Harry Brant. The 16-year-old shares some in-depth info about his cystic acne regime, jogging while wearing Saran Wrap, vacation makeup, looking luminous, tinting his lower lashes, and listening to e-books in the shower. {Into the Gloss} After notoriously leaving her two-decade-long Vogue UK posish in 2011, Topshop creative director Kate Phelan will return to the glossy part-time--while still retaining her title at the high street giant. Like a boss. {Telegraph} Rent the Runway is giving away a "dream" prom to one lucky Hurricane Sandy-affected high school--including designer dresses, hair and makeup, and a surprise celeb performance. Enter here... {Rent the Runway}

• By Nora Crotty
  Mar 5, 2013

Jenn Hyman is the CEO and co-founder of Rent the Runway. Before that she went to Harvard Business School (and Harvard for undergrad too, NBD). She’s

• By Fashionista
  Jul 19, 2012

Jenn Hyman is the CEO and co-founder of Rent the Runway. Before that she went to Harvard Business School (and Harvard for undergrad too, NBD). She’s w

• By Fashionista
  May 9, 2012

Jenn Hyman is the CEO and co-founder of Rent the Runway. Before that she went to Harvard Business School (and Harvard for undergrad too, NBD). She’s writing a column for us that we’re calling Fashionpreneur. In it she’ll dole out advice and lessons learned on everything from raising funds, branding yourself, sales and generally managing a business. She’s also taking your questions. YOU are a brand. But, you already know that. You untag yourself from the less flattering shots on Facebook (you and me both baby!), you cultivate aspirational boards that reflect the style you wish you had on Pinterest and you buy clothes that sends an overt message of who you are (or who you wish you were!). You heard it here first—in order to get and sometimes even to keep a job, you must create your personal brand. Think of your brand as "THE THREE WORDS YOU WANT YOUR EMPLOYER TO BELIEVE ABOUT YOU." Let's break it down…

• By Fashionista
  Apr 2, 2012

Last year saw a major influx of new fashion-focused tech startups. With the early success of pioneers like Gilt Groupe and Ideeli, an industry that has typically been slow to embrace new technology has spawned a burgeoning community of game-changing ecommerce sites, mobile apps and social networking and discovery platforms. And with no shortage of new ideas or interest from financial backers, this influx shows no signs of slowing down in 2012--and we think that's very exciting. With new start-ups popping up almost daily, we set out to discover which ones are doing it right, how they’re all being funded, and what 2012 holds for the fashion tech biz.

• By Dhani Mau
  Feb 1, 2012

Jenn Hyman is the CEO and co-founder of Rent the Runway. Before that she went to Harvard Business School (and Harvard for undergrad too, NBD). She’s writing a column for us that we’re calling Fashionpreneur. In it she’ll dole out advice and lessons learned on everything from raising funds, branding yourself, sales and generally managing a business. She’s also taking your questions. For most of the country, ‘tis the season to take a vacation. The week between Christmas and New Year’s is reliably one of the most travelled weeks of the year and many offices fleetingly feel like ghost town central, prompting anyone who considered taking their two weeks in the summer (Greek islands! Amalfi!) to change course. Despite the upcoming vacation season, the American workforce is exhausted, overworked, and underpaid (yes, I’m kvetching a bit!) and often not entirely refreshed after that holiday vacation. It’s my belief that we all must learn how to REALLY take a vacation so that life isn’t just about a countdown between vacations. Some lessons I've learned:

• By Fashionista
  Dec 19, 2011