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from £485 to £194, but Carrie may well have rented it from Hurr, where it is available to borrow for £93. And as the Johnsons bid farewell to Downing Street, it is this fashion legacy that Carrie will be remembered for. Whatever your feelings towards the environmentalist and former Conservative Party communications director, none of us can deny that she used her position as Britain’s unofficial first lady to highlight the importance of sustainable fashion. By the time of the Johnsons’ official wedding in May 2021, Carrie no longer bought the clothes she was publicly photographed in and had instead become the face of the rental fashion revolution.

rented a Savannah Miller gown. It would have cost her an eye-watering £3,500 to buy, but instead she paid £25 a day to rent it. And in May 2021, for her downsized Covid-secure nuptials,  she rocked the boho bride look in a rented lace dress from Christos Costarellos for a similar fee. Let’s be clear.

Carrie Johnson was the blushing bride when she arrived at her country-themed wedding to Boris Johnson.The pair held a wedding party on July 30 at Grade-I-listed mansion Daylesford House in the Cotswolds, owned by Tory donor and JCB chairman Lord Bamford. Carrie, 34, a former Conservative Party media official who has previously described herself as a political and climate activist, channelled her green credentials by wearing another rented dress at their second event. For the first wedding event at Westminster Cathedral on May 29 2021, Carrie rented an embroidered tulle gown for £45.This was created by Christos Costarellos, an Athens-based luxury designer who has a master's degree in theatre costume design from the London College of Fashion.

It's no secret that weddings costs a small fortune, so we are all for any way to save precious pennies whilst planning your dream day. There are many ways to cut down costs at weddings – from hosting in your garden to cutting back on food and getting guests to bring their own booze – but have you ever thought about renting your wedding and bridesmaid dresses? Whilst a few years ago the idea of renting any dress, let alone your wedding dress, seemed ludicrous, as the world has moved towards more sustainable options, the rise of rental fashion has gained a huge following.

A post shared by HELLO! Magazine (@hellomag)"It fitted me perfectly and was exactly what I wanted,” the financial analyst, 32, told Hello! magazine. “It always troubled me that wedding dresses are only worn once so it was amazing to give such a beautiful dress a second lease of life."Alizée is not the first high-profile bride to have worn a borrowed gown recently.

A post shared by HELLO! Magazine (@hellomag)"It fitted me perfectly and was exactly what I wanted,” the financial analyst, 32, told Hello! magazine. “It always troubled me that wedding dresses are only worn once so it was amazing to give such a beautiful dress a second lease of life."Alizée is not the first high-profile bride to have worn a borrowed gown recently.

If it isn’t Carrie Bradshaw from SATC giving us all the style inspo we need, it’s newly wed Carrie Johnson who married her other half, Prime-minister Boris Johnson, earlier this summer. Carrie sent the nation into a frenzy when she sported a gorgeous Christos Costarellos gown for her big day, which normally costs £2830 but was instead loaned for just £45 a day from My Wardrobe HQ.

Boris Johnson and Carrie Symonds had their surprise wedding back in June - an intimate affair with just a few friends and family - Symonds wore a bell-sleeved tulle gown worth £2,830 by designer Christos Costarellos. But instead of paying the full price, she loaned the dress for £45 a day from dress rental company My Wardrobe HQ.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson's wife Carrie Simmonds has become somewhat of a fashion influencer as it was revealed after tying the knot with her husband Borris Johnson that she sported a rental dress for the small ceremony. Wearing a bohemian-inspired white number, Carrie's effortless embroidered tulle gown only cost her a reported £45 down from the original £3,000 price tag.

rented the bell-sleeved Christos Costarellos gown she wore to marry Boris Johnson, it was many readers’ first time learning about wedding-dress rentals. But more brides than ever are hiring their dresses, motivated by sustainability, affordability – and the sense that there’s no longer any need to hang onto a special dress forever. Here, four women who chose to hire their wedding-day looks share their experiences. Elise Santangelo-Rous married Daniel Rous in London in October 2020, wearing a Cecilie Bahnsen dress rented from By RotationWe originally planned to have our wedding in Italy in summer 2020.

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With many weddings cancelled for the best part of a year now and a surge for more spontaneous weddings, renting a wedding dress has never been so popular. Boris Johnson’s wife, Carrie Symonds, proved that wedding rental is the way forward as she stunned in a beautiful embroidered tulle gown by Greek fashion designer Christos Costarellos.

Boris Johnson in a stunning £2,800 wedding dress she was able to rent for just £45, it is reported. Carrie, 33, married the Prime Minister, 56, in a secret ceremony at Westminster Cathedral on Saturday and all eyes were on her stunning dress.

Carrie Symonds and Boris Johnson got married on Saturday 29 May in a private and small ceremony at Westminster Cathedral. And all eyes have been on Carrie’s dress, which was made by Greek luxury designer Christos Costarellos.

Carrie Symonds and Boris Johnson got married on Saturday 29 May in a private and small ceremony at Westminster Cathedral. And we’ve since seen photos of the happy couple on their wedding, and it’s safe to say Carrie looked stunning in her gown, and it’s already sold out! Carrie, 33, wore an embroidered tulle gown with lattice trims and it featured beautiful patterns.The flowing gown is by Greek luxury designer Christos Costarellos.

Carrie Symonds and Boris Johnson got married on Saturday 29 May in a private and small ceremony at Westminster Cathedral. And we’ve since seen photos of the happy couple on their wedding, and it’s safe to say Carrie looked stunning in her gown.

rus in urbe Lulu Lyttle wicker and gold wallpaper vibe. Designed by Christos Costarellos, who launched his fashion label in 1998 but isn’t well known here, the dress is thought to have been rented by Carrie from mywardrobehq.com, the British rental start up fronted by Jane Shepherdson, the fashion guru who ran Top Shop in its golden years.  It's a website which she has used on several occasions in the past. She may look a wee bit Carrie Antoinette (the Petit Hameau years) but the rental cost of this Costarellos is £45, a sum so unimpeachably frugal it should help offset that wallpaper, and could well provide a huge fillip for bridal rental, and in particular Costarellos.