Chupi is hosting a fashion rental pop-up for wedding guests – here’s everything you need to know

Renowned Irish jewellery designer Chupi Sweetman welcomes Ireland’s newest fashion rental platform Drobey for an in-store pop-up launching today.

The pop-up, taking place in Chupi’s Powerscourt Centre store in Dublin until Sunday, offers a curated selection of formal wear from Drobey’s Wedding Guest collection, while customers can also shop Chupi’s extensive fine jewellery range.

Drobey’s Wedding Guest collection is notable for its coveted mid-priced luxury labels like Ganni, Reformation, Aje, Anna October, Johanna Ortiz, and Umlaut. Availabe too, is an impressive selection of wedding season-approved accessories, like this Instagram favourite Jacquemes Le Chiquito handbag, available to rent from €60.

Customers can browse and try-on the range, and pieces can be rented for a period of four, eight, or 12 days – with the pricing for each piece depending on the rental period. Generally, pricing is ballparked at €70 to €100 for a four-day rental, and €100 to €140 for a 12-day rental.

Drobey was launched in April by Kildare native Nicky Dwyer. Its store in Monkstown offers five collections – curated for sun holidays, city breaks, formal occasions, and weddings – and if customers wish to shop the full range they can book a thirty-minute try-on appointment through Drobey’s website.

“We are so delighted to be offered a chance to pop up at the Chupi store over the course of the weekend. As our store is in Monkstown, it gives customers a chance to try on our special pieces in the city centre and plan for all the events they have coming up this year in a conscious way,” Dwyer says.

Drobey’s pop-up runs today until Sunday 23 from 10am until 6pm. Drobey.com