How to Get a Designer Fall Wardrobe Without Sky-High Prices
As the crisp autumn air flows in, the high street is buzzing with exciting new collections that reflect the latest creations from the catwalk.
For fashion lovers who appreciate the charm of designer brands but don’t like the high prices, there’s good news: you can create that haute couture look without spending a lot of money.
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Clemmie Fieldsend and Abby McHale have scoured the high street to bring you the best designer dupes, proving that you don’t have to spend thousands to look like you’ve just stepped off the runway.
Take for example the stunning cream dress worn by Daisy Edgar-Jones, originally priced at £3,060 and available from Chloe.
Zara is offering a strikingly similar version for just £69.99, saving you a whopping £2,990.
The elegance and sophistication of this dress make it a must-have for any fall wardrobe. And with these savings, it’s a no-brainer.
Accessories should not be forgotten and the high street has some fantastic alternatives to expensive items.
Rochelle Humes’ chic bag from The Row, which retails for £5,460, can easily be replaced by a £39.50 Marks and Spencer bag.
This smart switch will not only save you £5,420.50 but also keep you on trend without breaking the bank.
Shoes
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You can also save a lot on shoes.
Chanel’s cream shoes are undeniably gorgeous, retailing at £910, but New Look’s £29.99 version offers a similar style for a fraction of the price, saving you £880.01.
Perfect for both casual and formal occasions, these shoes are a versatile addition to your collection.
Bags
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Bags are still an eye-catcher in any outfit. The Loewe bag, with a price tag of £1,450, is a good example of luxury.
H&M’s knockoff costs £18.99 and offers the same functional elegance, saving you £1,431.
The Goyard bag, which costs a whopping £2,058, can be exchanged for the Primark alternative for £13, saving you a whopping £2,045.
Coats
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Outerwear is essential as temperatures drop, and the high streets don’t disappoint.
Barbour’s green jacket, priced at £249, compares with the Marks and Spencer version which costs £79, saving you £170.
Perfect for layering, this jacket will add a pop of colour to your autumn outfit.
High heels
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Even expensive heels are not out of reach.
Gucci’s £840 maroon heels can be swapped for the £42 River Island shoes, saving you £761 without compromising on style.
Skirts
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And for those who love a statement piece, the red skirt from Altuzarra for £1,165 can be swapped for the John Lewis version for £39.95, saving you a whopping £1,125.05.
Jeans
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Jeans and blazers are essential in every wardrobe and you can find them all on the high street.
The Ganni jeans cost £235, while the New Look version costs £39.99, saving you £195.01.
Blazers
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You can replace the Nina Ricci jacket (£1,070) with the Marks & Spencer one (£79), saving you £991.
It’s clear that the high streets are packed with stylish alternatives to designer pieces, allowing fashion lovers to embrace the latest trends without the exorbitant costs.
These clever changes can make you look fabulous and save you thousands of dollars. It proves that you don’t need a designer budget to achieve a designer look.
So, as you update your wardrobe for fall, remember that sometimes the best fashion finds can be found right on the high street.
