Frankie Bridge shares how to create a £160 alternative to a £2.3k designer outfit

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We all have those fashion items we lust after, but they're often way out of our price range. While there's nothing wrong with treating yourself every now and then, especially if it's something you'll wear over and over again, we can't always afford to splash the cash on our wardrobes.

That's why in a recent Instagram post with affordable fashion finder site Eliza, Frankie Bridge showcased two nearly identical outfits and had to guess which was the pricier one and which was the more affordable version.

One outfit came in at a hefty £2345, while the other cost £158 for the complete look. Read more: New Look launches £43 biker boots that rival Miu Miu's £1330 pair and are perfect for autumn Even though Frankie correctly identified the designer outfit, she confessed that it was almost impossible to tell them apart.

Both outfits included a blue shirt with contrasting white cuffs, a white denim midi skirt, black mesh ballet flats and a brown circular handbag.