Getting to raid the wardrobe (we’re guessing it’s probably a walk-in) of your favourite celebrity is what dreams are made of, and they’re about to become reality. Rental platform Hurr has joined forces with humanitarian aid organisation Choose Love to create a capsule collection of pieces anyone can rent – and they’re freshly plucked from the wardrobes of some of the most stylish stars. In fact, you may even recognise some of the dresses we’re about to show you, as they’ve already been worn at red-carpet events, awards ceremonies and A-list parties around the globe. 

And now you – yes you – can pick one of them to wear to an upcoming party season soirée. The best part? Renting a designer dress is so much cheaper than buying one, so you’ll get to wear a luxe label – one that already comes celebrity-approved – for a cut of the price. With 100% of proceeds going to charity, helping refugees all over the world, the celebrities who have very kindly loaned pieces from their own wardrobes for the #WardrobesForWomen collection include Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Billie Piper, Gemma Chan and Clara Amfo, to name a few.

First up, there’s the Antonio Berardi red gown (as seen above) that supermodel Rosie HW wore to a Vanity Fair Oscars party in 2012. It originally cost £1,500, but it’s available to rent for £120 for four days. Rosie has also listed a cream one-shoulder Taller Marmo dress that would be the perfect wedding outfit for future brides-to-be. Imagine getting to say you got married in Rosie’s actual dress – and it’s only £118 (for four days) instead of £870 to buy. 

Also available to rent is actor Nicola Coughlan’s LBD by Shushu/Tong, and it’ll be the perfect plus-one to any party. Renting an outfit instead of buying new is also a great way to be more sustainable with your shopping habits. You can try a dress you might not usually wear and you can feel even better about wearing a new (to you) outfit knowing that the full profits from the rental will be going towards a great cause. 

Ready to pick out your next party dress? Here are some of the celebrity looks you can borrow. 

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