I Am Delilah Set: Price, Dupes, and Styles Explained

Two-piece sets from I Am Delilah command $115 new but savvy shoppers can rent them for $60 or hunt for dupes under $50. This guide compares the original sets against rentals, secondhand options, and lookalikes across price, fit, and fabric.

Brand founded: 2018 ·
Average set price: $115 ·
Number of set styles: 15+ ·
Available colors per set: 3-6 ·
Sizes offered: XS–2XL ·
Fabric composition: Polyester-spandex blend

Six key specs define the I Am Delilah set line, one pattern: the brand keeps its offerings simple and consistent across styles.

What is the I Am Delilah set?

Overview of the I Am Delilah brand

• Founded in Sydney, Australia, in 2018 (I Am Delilah official site)
• Designed in Sydney and available worldwide (Instagram bio)
• Core product category: two-piece matching sets and co-ords (I Am Delilah set collection)

I Am Delilah built its reputation on feminine, retro-inspired designs — think corset tops, flowing skirts, and coordinated separates. The brand’s Instagram presence highlights the aspirational, sun-drenched aesthetic that has made its sets a staple for weddings, parties, and summer wardrobes.

The implication: the brand’s focused product line means buyers face fewer choices but higher consistency in cut, fabric, and sizing.

Typical set design and fabric

• Each set includes a top and bottom in matching fabric (I Am Delilah)
• Fabric is a polyester-spandex blend, offering stretch and structure (I Am Delilah)
• Colors per set range from 3 to 6 options, including seasonal shades

The implication: the fabric choice means these sets are comfortable for all-day wear but require careful washing — polyester-spandex can pill if machine-dried on high heat.

How much does an I Am Delilah set cost?

Price range for new sets

• New sets retail around $115 on the official site
• Some styles have higher RRPs — for example, The Volte lists sets with retail reference prices between $288 and $438
• TikTok creator-led shopping shows a summer set offered at $90

Price range for secondhand and rental sets

• Secondhand sets on Depop range from about $42 to $115 (based on typical Depop listings)
• Rental prices: Short & Sweet Hire lists I Am Delilah pieces from $60 to $90
• Rent a Dress Australia shows rental prices from $60 to $120
• In the UK, By Rotation offers an I Am Delilah red co-ords rental for £13 retail price £121

The trade-off: renting can save 50–90% of the purchase price, but you don’t get to keep the set for repeated wear.

Is there a dupe for the I Am Delilah set?

What is a dupe?

A “dupe” — short for duplicate — is a lower-priced alternative that mimics the look and design of a higher-end product without being an exact counterfeit. For I Am Delilah sets, dupes typically come from fast-fashion retailers or small online boutiques.

Where to find I Am Delilah set dupes

• Reddit’s findfashion community frequently discusses dupes — one user reported finding a dupe on glowellevia but warned of negative reviews and potential scams
• TikTok discovery pages actively surface “brands like I Am Delilah” content
• Instagram users compare I Am Delilah sets to Pucci dupes

How dupes compare to the original

• Price: dupes typically cost under $50 compared to $115 for original
• Fabric quality: dupes may use thinner polyester or less stable spandex blends (Reddit user reports scam concerns)
• Fit: original sets are designed to fit XS–2XL; dupes often have limited sizing

What are the different I Am Delilah set styles?

I Am Delilah Valerie set

• Popular two-piece set featuring a corset-style top and maxi skirt (The Volte)
• Available in multiple colors including Sherbet and Cerulean
• Rental price around $70 (Short & Sweet Hire)

I Am Delilah Blue Stripe set

• Striped pattern design, matching top and bottom
• Limited availability — often sells out quickly
• No current rental listings on major platforms

I Am Delilah Jemima set

• Distinct style within the line, with a unique cut
• Sold on the official site
• Part of the core set collection (I Am Delilah)

Three styles, one pattern: each plays with a different silhouette — corset-and-skirt, stripe co-ord, and a more structured two-piece — so shoppers can pick based on their preferred fit.

Here is how the three styles stack up on key factors.

The catch: the Valerie set is the easiest to access either new or rented, while the Blue Stripe set’s scarcity makes it a collector’s item among fans.

Where can I find an I Am Delilah set on sale?

Official website sales

• The brand’s site occasionally runs seasonal sales — sign up for the newsletter for early access (I Am Delilah new arrivals page)
• No current sale discounts confirmed as of 2025

Secondhand marketplaces like Depop

• Depop often lists pre-owned I Am Delilah sets at 20–60% off retail
• Prices range from $42 to $115 depending on condition and style

Rental services

• Short & Sweet Hire – sets from $60 to $90
• Rent a Dress Australia – from $60 to $120
• The Volte – offers Valerie set from $70
• By Rotation – red co-ords from £13

Confirmed facts vs. What’s unclear

“obsessed is an understatement, this set gives me major Pucci vibes”

— Instagram user @[redacted], caption on an I Am Delilah set styling post

“the Valerie set is stylish and comfortable, definitely worth the hype”

— TikTok creator @unapologeticallyani, in a video highlighting the brand’s latest collection

For Australian shoppers looking for a two-piece set that turns heads, the choice is clear: buy the original I Am Delilah for quality and uniqueness, or risk a dupe that may not match the fabric or fit. For those on a budget, renting offers the best of both worlds — designer aesthetic without the full price tag. The decision ultimately depends on how often you plan to wear it and how much you value the original’s consistent sizing and stretch fabric.

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