Designer doubles you possibly can decide up on the grocery store

On Jan 24, 2024

By Amy Kester Femail Style Editor For The Daily Mail

Published: 17:00, 24 January 2024 | Updated: 17:12, 24 January 2024

Do you contemplate trend a necessary or a luxurious? For most of us, the likes of Saint Laurent and Prada are properly out of our monetary attain. But even the High Street these days can provide you a shock. Since when did Zara get so costly?!

All of which leaves you pondering whether or not to purchase these good leather-based boots you’ve been eyeing up for weeks over paying in your health club membership? Or in the event you ought to snap up that attractive tailor-made coat with the cash you’d meant to place apart this month in your subsequent vacation.

Well, what if I advised you that you would snap up designer lookalikes with out sacrificing a penny of your financial savings. Even higher, you don’t have to move to some jam-packed procuring centre to take action. Instead, you possibly can merely decide up a trend favorite whereas doing all your weekly grocery store.

Burberry and Agolde v Tesco

Yes, grocery store trend has had a severe improve lately, and so they’re taking their inspiration direct from the catwalks.

Shirt, £18, and skirt, £19.50, from F&F at Tesco, totalling £37.50

The designer inspiration from Burberry (shirt £1,090)

… and Agolde (skirt £310)

Pop into Sainsbury’s for a loaf of bread and you would stroll away with a pair of Louboutin lookalike Mary Janes like these from TU for simply £22 (much more palatable than the unique £735 price ticket).

Louboutin v Sainsbury’s

A black tweed jacket is an iconic wardrobe staple. But whereas a Saint Laurent providing prices £3,050, you possibly can decide its double up at Tesco for £22.50. OK, the buttons could also be a little bit of a giveaway to these with a eager eye for trend, however for that worth you would go on the hunt for some classic buttons at a thrift store and stitch them on your self to raise the model.

Christian Louboutin, £735 (left) and Tu at Sainsbury’s, £22

Max Mara v Asda

A camel coat is one other traditional, as everybody from the Princess of Wales to Rosie Huntington-Whiteley can attest. Max Mara provides the holy grail of camel coats, and although it’s laborious to match the structured silhouette and sharp lapels of their £950 coat, at a look George at Asda’s formal longline coat will provide the identical search for simply £34. Plus it’s mechanically cleanable, so that you received’t should fork out for dry cleansing.

Max Mara, £950 (left) and George at Asda, £34

Last 12 months we noticed the rise of denim skirts, and that’s nonetheless the case in 2024; Tesco’s F&F straight-cut model with a entrance slit, £19.50, could be robust to differentiate from trend ahead denim label Agolde’s £310 design.

So subsequent time you’re heading to the grocery store, pack an additional bag for all times. You by no means know while you would possibly stumble throughout a designer double…