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HAVING A SCARF

Woman finds £1.45 old skull scarf in charity shop – and it turns out it’s a Alexander McQueen designer piece worth £165

CHARITY shops can be a real luck of the draw when it comes to finding bargains.

And now one woman has shared what might be the best charity shop bargain we've ever seen - an Alexander McQueen scarf worth £165.

 The charity shop enthusiast was thrilled to find the designer scarf for just £1.45
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The charity shop enthusiast was thrilled to find the designer scarf for just £1.45Credit: Collects

The scarf was a must-have item around 2012, when it was spotted around the necks of Kate Moss, Nicole Richie and Lindsay Lohan.

But the A-list crowd would have paid 100 times more than the thrifty shopper, who picked up her scarf for a mere £1.45.

She shared photos of the enviable find on the Facebook group

Captioning the snaps, she wrote: "Probably one of my fave charity shop finds.

 New Alexander McQueen scarves retail for £165
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New Alexander McQueen scarves retail for £165Credit: Net A Porter

"It was in with the Halloween stuff in a charity shop in Birmingham.

"I was going to buy it anyway but got even more excited when I saw the name!"

The black and white Skull scarf is made from fine black silk and features a slim design and a skull print.

The design was a big hit when it was first released in spring 2003 and is still popular today.

 Elle Macpherson was spotted showing off the scarf
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Elle Macpherson was spotted showing off the scarfCredit: Getty Images - Getty
 Hillary Duff was also a fan back in the day
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Hillary Duff was also a fan back in the dayCredit: Getty Images

Members of the Facebook group were equally thrilled by the thrifty shopper's find, taking to the comments section to congratulate her.

One person wrote: "Utter class."

Another added: "That's awesome."

A third said: "No way! Jammy get. I go in that shop as well."

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