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9 years ago

December 15, 2016

Web-based companies allow you to rent expensive purses, trendy clothing and business wear.

Some of the best, according to The Wall Street Journal:

TheMsCollection.com: Trendy clothes for millennials sizes 2-14. Cost $59 for unlimited monthly deliveries plus $5 monthly for insurance in case clothes are damaged. Stylist chooses clothes.

LeTote.com: Professional clothes for women sizes 0-14. Stylist chooses clothes: $59 subscription plus $5 insurance monthly.

Gwynnie Bee: Trendy professional women sizes 10 to 32. Cost starts at $50 up to $200 depending on what you choose. Top choices for dresses.

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