Look like a Kardashian: Target shoppers snap up this amazing $45 dress dupe!
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When you want to look your best but don't want to break the bank, Target is one of every Aussie's go-to retail stores that never fails to deliver!
Their latest fashion break-out star is a dress that looks almost identical to one frequently seen on Kim Kardashian, with customers happily flocking into stores to snap up the bargain midi knit.
Retailing for just $45, the Lily Loves knitted midi dress comes in lilac, spruce stone green, chestnut brown and creamy beige - a luxurious colour palette that not only matches almost any seasonal event or occasion but makes it look like you've spent a lot more money than you have.
The beauty of this dress is its versatility - you can dress it up or down, depending on the occasion. Plus, its stretchy, all-over knit design and oval centre back cutout make it a flattering look for almost any body type.
Naturally, it didn't take long for savvy influencers to share this exciting fashion find with their fans, with one Instagrammer featuring the dress in her 'Target haul' video alongside other bargain buys.
'Looooving these fits,' she said as she got changed into a lilac Lily Loves dress in the changing room - and viewers seemingly agreed, with many taking to the comments to share that they were inspired to buy the fit for themselves.
'I went and got a beautiful outfit I love and feel great in thanks to you!!' one said, while another remarked on the great colour and style.
This dress gives you the chance to look stylish and keep within your budget. Instead of spending hundreds of dollars to mimic Kim's designer looks, you can now look fantastic without breaking the bank!
So if you're keen to emulate Kim's chic midi dress style, head over to your local Target or checkout Target’s online store to see if any of the Lily Love knitted midi dress colours are still in stock (hurry though, they won't last long!)
Celebrities such as Kim Kardashian and Gigi Hadid have a big impact on fashion trends, and their styles can often be seen reflected in the clothes that people wear.
Social media has also made it easier for celebrities to share their fashion choices with a wide audience and influence people's fashion choices. This has led to the rise of 'dupes', 'budget fits', or knock-off versions of celebrity looks that are more affordable.
The rise of 'dupes' and 'budget fits'
There are positive and negative social and economic effects of the rising popularity of 'dupes' and 'budget fits' in the fashion industry.
On the one hand, the popularity of these reasonably priced clothes means that more people now have access to fashionable clothing options, giving them the freedom to express their individuality via their outfits without going over budget.
On the other side, there are many who worry that the prevalence of cheap knockoffs may lead to a decline in demand for high-quality originals and a resulting devaluation of the art that goes into making luxury goods.
We'd love to hear what you think about this topic, members! Do you believe that these knock-off versions of high-end fashion are making designer clothes more accessible to the general public, or do you think they devalue the exclusivity and luxury of these products? Share your opinions in the comments below!
Their latest fashion break-out star is a dress that looks almost identical to one frequently seen on Kim Kardashian, with customers happily flocking into stores to snap up the bargain midi knit.
The Lily Loves Knit Midi Dress features an all-over knit design and an oval centre-back cut-out. Target.
Retailing for just $45, the Lily Loves knitted midi dress comes in lilac, spruce stone green, chestnut brown and creamy beige - a luxurious colour palette that not only matches almost any seasonal event or occasion but makes it look like you've spent a lot more money than you have.
The beauty of this dress is its versatility - you can dress it up or down, depending on the occasion. Plus, its stretchy, all-over knit design and oval centre back cutout make it a flattering look for almost any body type.
Naturally, it didn't take long for savvy influencers to share this exciting fashion find with their fans, with one Instagrammer featuring the dress in her 'Target haul' video alongside other bargain buys.
'Looooving these fits,' she said as she got changed into a lilac Lily Loves dress in the changing room - and viewers seemingly agreed, with many taking to the comments to share that they were inspired to buy the fit for themselves.
'I went and got a beautiful outfit I love and feel great in thanks to you!!' one said, while another remarked on the great colour and style.
Customers also love the details on the Target dupe dress. Credit: Target.
This dress gives you the chance to look stylish and keep within your budget. Instead of spending hundreds of dollars to mimic Kim's designer looks, you can now look fantastic without breaking the bank!
So if you're keen to emulate Kim's chic midi dress style, head over to your local Target or checkout Target’s online store to see if any of the Lily Love knitted midi dress colours are still in stock (hurry though, they won't last long!)
Social media has also made it easier for celebrities to share their fashion choices with a wide audience and influence people's fashion choices. This has led to the rise of 'dupes', 'budget fits', or knock-off versions of celebrity looks that are more affordable.
Dupes of high-end brands are said to be 'harming' the fashion industry. Credit: Unsplash/Christian Wiediger.
The rise of 'dupes' and 'budget fits'
There are positive and negative social and economic effects of the rising popularity of 'dupes' and 'budget fits' in the fashion industry.
On the one hand, the popularity of these reasonably priced clothes means that more people now have access to fashionable clothing options, giving them the freedom to express their individuality via their outfits without going over budget.
On the other side, there are many who worry that the prevalence of cheap knockoffs may lead to a decline in demand for high-quality originals and a resulting devaluation of the art that goes into making luxury goods.
We'd love to hear what you think about this topic, members! Do you believe that these knock-off versions of high-end fashion are making designer clothes more accessible to the general public, or do you think they devalue the exclusivity and luxury of these products? Share your opinions in the comments below!
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