Trust me, I know why you don't want to wear the same old jumpsuit you wore 10 years ago for a wedding — then again five years ago for a dinner party — to that shower you have next month.

There’s a moment inSex and the Citywhen Carrie Bradshaw realizes she has $40,000 worth of shoes in her closet and no actual savings account.

A spring wedding is the epitome of romance. With warmer weather on the horizon, fresh flowers in bloom, and an optimistic spirit all around, attending a ceremony during this gorgeous time of year is a real treat.

Local Hamptonite, founder and CEO of Tulerie Violet Gross has transformed the fashion community with her designer fashion lending and borrowing business. She shares sustainable changes she hopes to see, inspiraton behind the brand and her favorite Hamptons hot spots.

After a year focused on cozy loungewear and elevated pjs, we are yearning to get dressed up once again.

Tulerie's Violet Gross sees "more borrows for this entire weekend than we’ve ever had in our history,” perhaps from NYFW and office returns.

Don’t get me wrong, I love a good shopping trip. To me, unbridled luxury is aimlessly wandering with my sister on a sunny day, discovering new brands hidden among the array of New York boutiques, trying on pieces that catch my eye, all to find something that makes my heart sing.

Back in 2017, New York-based entrepreneurs Violet Gross and Merri Smith (Smith had worked in marketing for luxury department store Saks Fifth Avenue), co-founded peer-to-peer (P2P) clothing rental app Tulerie, which described itself as a “closet sharing community.”

The Tulerie app is to the wardrobe what Airbnb is to the homestay: a game-changing service centered on peer-to-peer clothing rentals.

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First there was Rent the Runway. Now you can rent clothes from regular people.

The founders of a new clothing rental app, Tulerie, are betting women want to borrow designer clothing and accessories from strangers’ closets.