Designer lookalike shoes from Primark, PrettyLittleThing and River Island look just like high-end styles but cost up to £755 less – so, can YOU tell them apart?
- UK high street stores and online retailers released lookalikes to designer shoes
- Primark’s £14 black trainers has similarities to a £565 design from Balenciaga
- River Island are selling thigh high black boots that resemble Manolo Blahnik
- But can you tell them apart? Scroll down to see the shoes and their lookalikes
High street retailers have unveiled shoes that could be mistaken for high-end designers brands, with Primark leading the way.
The budget retailer has delighted shoppers with a £14 black high-top trainer with striking similarities to the style on sale at Balenciaga for a whopping £565.
River Island and PrettyLittleThing are also offering cut-price versions of luxury styles by Manolo Blahnik, Alexander McQueen and Paris Texas.
But can you tell them apart? Scroll down to test your knowledge by looking at strikingly similar designs side-by-side and check your answers at the bottom.
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One of these heels is £795 from Manolo Blahnik, while the other is just £39.99 from online retailer Shoe Zone – but can you guess which is which?
2.
One of these boots is from Manolo Blahnik for an eye-watering £595, while the other is offering a similar style for £70 – but can you tell which?
3.
Both of these trainers have a Mickey Mouse illustration, but which one is from Gucci for £615 and which one is from the high street for £12.99?
4.
Can you spot the £630 Balenciaga trainer from the online retailer lookalike which costs just £35?
5.
Both of these white trainers have leopard print detail, but which one costs £390 and which one costs £79?
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Can you spot the Primark trainer? One of these pairs of sneakers costs £14 while the other costs a whopping £565
7.
One of these boots cost just £45, while the other is 569 – but can you tell them apart?
8.
Both of these leopard print heels are sling-back style, but can you spot which costs just £20 and which is £263?
9.
Both of these trainers have a wasp design, but one of them will set you back £480 and the other £30 – so can you spot the designer brand?
10.
One of these loafers costs £780 from Bottega Veneta, while the other pair is just £45 – so can you pick out the designer pair?
ANSWERS
1.
Manolo Blahnik’s shoe (right) will set you back £795, while Shoe Zone’s similar design will cost just £39.99 (left)
2.
Manolo Blahnik’s boots may be out of reach for many at £595 (pictured right), but River Island is offering a similar style for £70 (pictured left)
3.
Bershka have a £12.99 trainer with Mickey Mouse illustrated (pictured left), while Selfridges is selling a similar Gucci design for £615 (pictured right)
4.
Balenciaga’s pink trainers cost £630 (pictured right), but ASOS is selling a similar design for just £35 (pictured left)
5.
Alexander McQueen’s leopard print trainers are on sale for £390 (pictured right), but Kurt Geiger has a similar style for just £79 (pictured left)
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Balenciaga’s £565 high-top trainers (pictured right) on sale at Net-A-Porter are a signature design from the brand, but Primark is offering a lookalike for just £14
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PrettyLittleThing (left) are offering knee high boots for £45, with a striking resemblance to Paris Texas’s design for £569 on sale at FarFetch (right)
8.
Saint Laurent’s slingbacks cost £263 on sale at FarFetch, but a design with a striking resemblance is on sale at ASOS for just £20.40
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These Gucci trainers will set you back £480 while a similar design can be purchased at River Island for just £30.00
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The left pair of loafers cost £780 from Bottega Veneta, while the other pair is just £45.00 from Jones Bootmaker