Quiz’s £29.99 boots look just like this £486 designer pair…can you tell the difference?
We know which pair we'll be adding to the basket, tbh
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THE leopard print trend is everywhere this season and if you're not going wild for it, you really should be.
Especially when fabulous footwear adorned with the striking print is up for grabs.
Shoes are an easy way to take on the leopard trend if you're not quite ready to rock it head-to-toe.
It'll add a splash of the print to your look without feeling over-the-top.
There are plenty of options out there, including a pair by Polly Plume.
This designer pair boast camel brown leather, luxurious suede and calf-hair uppers that give them a luxurious-looking finish.
- Polly Plume Leopard Print Ankle Boots, £486 at Farfetch -
The low heel will ensure you're not tottering around either and able to walk from A to B without any accidents.
Pairing them tucked into a tight black skinny jean will make them really pop.
But at £486, they're really pushing the budget.
But the good news is that high-street store Quiz has stepped in to save the day (and the purse strings!).
They have a £29.99 offering that boast the same low slim heel, inside zip and ankle-length finish.
Most importantly, the boots are ablaze with leopard spots.
- Leopard Print Point Toe Kitten Heel Ankle Boots, £29.99 at Quiz -
So what's the difference other than price?
The key difference is that these beauties are made from faux suede instead of the real deal.
But that means they're vegan so we'd definitely say it was a win!
And the real win here is the £456.01 price difference.
Your bank balance will thank you later.
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