Rent Sienna Miller's Suits From Sky Drama War on Hurr

You can hire the suit Sienna Miller wore on screen.

Hurr, the fashion rental platform, has partnered with Sky, the British broadcaster, to mark the launch of War, the legal drama starring Miller. Viewers can rent original costumes worn by Miller and other cast members, according to WWD. Rental here means paying to wear an item for a short period before sending it back.

War is made by Sky with HBO, the American network, and first-look images from the series were published in August, according to Variety. Miller plays an international film star whose high-profile divorce is heard in London courts. A legal drama, in television terms, is a series built around lawyers, cases and courtrooms.

The wardrobe is central to the offer. The rentable pieces include suits from Stella McCartney and Dior, according to Stylist, with the wider on-screen selection also featuring Zimmermann, Dior, Chloé and Stella McCartney. The emphasis is on sharp tailoring. Jackets are structured. Dresses are formal.

There are two parts to the tie-up. The first is the screen-worn costumes themselves. The second is the War x Hurr Edit, a wider selection of designer tailoring, occasionwear — clothes made for weddings, formal dinners and other big events — and high-fashion shapes inspired by the series rather than worn in it.

For fans, this means a choice. Hire the exact look seen on television. Or hire something that captures the same courtroom polish.

What makes this stand out is the source of the clothes. These are not copies made to look like television outfits. They are garments used in production.

Behind the partnership are two different businesses. Hurr, launched in 2018, does not own stock. It runs peer-to-peer rental, where private owners list their own clothes, alongside brand-to-consumer rental, where labels offer their own ranges directly. It works with more than 100 retail and fashion brand partners and is led by chief executive Lauren Roberts.

Sky is presenting War across its broadcast channels and Now, its streaming service, where Lucy Johnston is marketing director for entertainment and originals. The collaboration was detailed on 16 October 2026, with The Industry.Fashion describing War as a legal drama.