Designer Dupe #3- Chloe Sunglasses

August 9, 2017

Seeing flared trousers, denim dresses and voluminous blowouts everywhere, one thing is for sure- we’ve embraced the 70’s comeback. But what I specifically love about the trend is the accessories, which brings us to the Carlina sunglasses by Chloe.

 

 

For me personally, I got very Charlie’s Angels- Farah Fawcett “vibes” when I discovered the Chloe range. That’s probably because of the oversized shape, pink coloured lenses and gold rims. I could see myself in a denim jumpsuit or a white tiered maxi dress just rocking these glasses amidst some palm trees (but that will probably remain a dream, since the dupes did not suit me at all and I’ll ramble about that later).

 

 

I found these sunglasses on DEPOP, DEPOP.COM an app for pre-owned fashion- and a big addiction. However, you will also find a lot of small scale businesses that sell a wide range of things, from boutique lines to homeware and even electronics.

I purchased the Carlina dupes from a seller who had previously gotten the pair from one of the businesses that sell unbranded ‘designer inspired’ sunglasses. The originals retail in the £235-995 range (the glasses come gold plated too) and the dupes cost me £12 including shipping.

 

 

Now more on my experience.

Three makeup looks, two outfit changes and five hairstyles later, these glasses still did not suit me. I was quite sad given my excitement and the fact that it was a “it’s not you, it’s me” situation. I guess it was useful I bought the dupes to experiment before splurging on the real thing.

 

 

Links below to originals and names of sellers with good reviews on DEPOP.

DISCLAIMER: This post is not sponsored by DEPOP and I am in no way promoting any businesses on the app or vouching for them. I have simply shared my experience.

 

REAL

https://goo.gl/QfHsVw

 

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DEAL

https://goo.gl/d4UC5N

https://goo.gl/qQb8m7

I am Mahnoor! Welcome to my lifestyle blog where I talk about all things beauty, fashion, art, food and share other inspiring content. I started this platform when I was doing the Bar Professional Training Course (BPTC) in London in 2017 as an outlet for my creativity.