Want to Dress Like Leon Bridges? Fort Worth Recording Artist to Rent Out His Clothes via Wardrobe

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For anyone who's been wanting to rip a page out of Leon Bridges' style book, fashion rental service Wardrobe will do you one better: How about taking clothes straight from his closet?

The Grammy-winning recording artist from Fort Worth will be renting out some of his touring outfits via the site starting Friday. Among the looks listed are his BODE embroidered pants and jacket set (pictured above), which Bridges wore to the 2019 MusiCares Person of the Year Tribute, as well as the Dickies color block jumpsuit he wore on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon."

A custom Wrangler denim jacket emblazoned with Bridges' "Gold-Diggers Sound" album cover, KAPITAL lace-up pants, and other vintage pieces will also be available to rent. 

Of course, you would need to be Bridges' size, unless you're going for the oversized look (Bridges is about 6 feet tall, so renters can expect sizes to be medium or large). Wardrobe keeps its prices at around $20 – $70, and proceeds from each rental will go toward The Big Good, a Fort Worth-based charity spearheaded by Bridges and TCU football coach Gary Patterson, which focuses on improving the lives of children and families. 

Bridges' partnership with Wardrobe comes not long after 2012 Miss USA and Miss Universe winner Olivia Culpo dropped products on the site, with proceeds benefiting EndoFound. Since launching in 2019, Wardrobe has featured thousands of pieces from dresses and shoes to bags and headgear, mostly owned by social media fashion influencers and a few celebrities. According to the New York-based company, Wardrobe aims to be a more sustainable alternative to buying clothing, "partnering with real people across the globe to give the rarely-worn luxury items they already own a second life and encouraging people to buy less."

Bridges' items will be available here starting Friday. 

This article has been updated to include pricing and sizing information.