Can YOU spot the designer looks from the high street versions? The catwalk copies that look identical to expensive styles - but at a fraction of the price

The rich and famous happily splurge a few thousand pounds on a designer dress but with more and more high street stores creating their own budget catwalk copies, can a high street bargain look a million dollars? Or do you really get what you pay for? 

From Debenhams to Boohoo, high street stalwarts are making a killing from selling runway-inspired looks for a fraction of the price and, as our comparison proves, the high street and the high-end can often look alarmingly similar.

FEMAIL has scoured the high street for some of the best new season garments that appear to be a great match - until you look at the price tag. So test your sixth sense for fashion and see if you can spot the high street bargains from the designer pieces.

On the runway, celebrity-loved label Marni, left, unveiled a shadow print sleeveless asymmetric dress, which costs an eye-watering £2,571. Debenhams, meanwhile, offer a similar version for a much more purse-friendly £40 - but can you really tell the difference? 

MARNI VERSUS DEBENHAMS

Nothing says summer like a colourful print, and whether it's zig-zag or Aztec, the shops are full of them this summer - with many designers emblazoning their dresses with bold geometric prints.

On the runway, celebrity-loved label Marni did just that with its shadow print sleeveless asymmetric dress, which costs an eye-watering £2,571. 

Designer Consuelo Castiglioni designed this bold gown for the label and it's been blend woven with silk to keep the style light and airy.

On the other end of the spectrum is this £40 pink retro print dress from Principles Petite by Ben de Lisi at Debenhams.

Working a bold and vibrant hue, it was designed with a nod to the season's Sixties trend, while its roll neck promises to add a flattering feminine finish. 

The store say it's a go-to office-to-evening piece that works well when team with a sleek black blazer and tonal accessories - and quite literally gives its high-end counterpart a run for its money.

AQUAZZURA VERSUS PUBLIC DESIRE

Aquazzura's bright-blue 'Wild Thing' sandals have been crafted in Italy from velvety suede and cost £490, left. You can get the near-identical look for £29.99 at Public Desire, right

Loved by Olivia Palermo and Kendall Jenner, Aquazzura is one of the most-loved footwear brands in Tinseltown. 

The label's bright-blue 'Wild Thing' sandals have been crafted in Italy from velvety suede and come detailed with playful fringing and tasseled lace-up ties for a cool £490.

You can get the near-identical look for £29.99 at Public Desire. The shoe label's Silvia Fringed Heels in Cobalt Faux Suede feature a stiletto heel and a strappy, fringed open toe detailing, which promises to add a touch of luxe to any look. 

BALMAIN VERSUS BOOHOO 

Beloved by every A-lister in Hollywood and made famous by the Kardashian clan, Balmain has become the go-to label for Hollywood's finest. But, of course, it comes with a hefty price tag.

This piece, which was worn by Kylie Jenner, is intricately woven for a semi-sheer effect and comes with structured shoulders, a nipped-in waist, and long column skirt.

This white crochet dress was a standout piece from Balmain's Resort 2016 collection - and you'd expect so at £12,920.  

If your budget doesn't quite stretch to Balmain, Boohoo offer a similar version for £40. 

Although not quite as long or well fitted as its more expensive counterpart, the Boutique Naya Crochet Structured Dress bares a rather striking resemblance so you can channel Kylie Jenner without breaking the bank.

This white crochet dress was a standout piece from Balmain's Resort 2016 collection - and you'd expect so at £12,920. If your budget doesn't quite stretch to Balmain, Boohoo offer a similar version for £40

SELF PORTRAIT VERSUS BOHOO 

Self Portrait has become the go-to label for weddings and summer parties because it offers flattering and fashion-forward garments at a somewhat reasonable pricepoint.

This white dress is crafted from guipure lace and finished with a nipped-in grosgrain waist and tiered peplum skirt – creating the illusion of a slender silhouette. At £255, it's not as pricey as a Balmain but if you're looking for a similar style, Boohoo offers a lookalike.

The Boohoo Boutique Holly Lace Chiffon Panel A Line Dress has a strikingly similar design to its more pricey counterpart and will only set you back £25.  

On-trend label Self Portrait offers this white dress made from guipure lace and finished with a nipped-in grosgrain waist for £255. Whilst it's not overly expensive, Boohoo offer a very similar style for £25, right

DIOR VERSUS PUBLIC DESIRE  

Would you splurge nearly £800 on a pair of boots? Dior wants you too. 

The high-end label's denim ankle boots hit shelves with a price tag of £780 - and with Jennifer Lawrence and Emma Watson as fans of the brand it's little surprise they're asking for such a hefty fee.

The chic denim boots come with a trendy rose gold block heel and matching stitching. And if you want the world to know you've splurged, you're in luck because they come emblazoned with the brand's name.

On the much cheaper end of the spectrum are a similar version by purse-friendly footwear label, Public Desire. The Saleen Ankle Boots in Dark Denim feature a golden block heel, golden stitches, elasticated panels and a pointed toe.

The boots come with a more modest price tag of £39.99 but minus a high-end designer label. 

Dior's denim ankle boots, left, hit shelves with a price tag of £780 - and with Jennifer Lawrence and Emma Watson as fans of the brand it's little surprise they're asking for such a hefty fee. On the much cheaper end of the spectrum are a similar version by purse-friendly footwear label, Public Desire, right, which cost £39.99

STELLA MCCARTNEY VERSUS OASIS 

Stella McCartney is one of the fashion world's most esteemed designers, with fans including Jourdan Dunn and Cara Delevingne. 

This chic gown is part of her Resort 2016 range, which was inspired by bold British blooms. The navy duchess-satin Kaitlyn dress is embroidered with poppies, buttercups, bluebells, and snowdrops. The plunging, squared-off neckline is balanced by a demure calf-skimming skirt and comes with an eye-watering £2,020 price tag.

Oasis, meanwhile, has a strikingly similar version, originally priced at £55 and now on offer for £44.

The product's description reads: 'Inspired by beautiful botanical prints, this little black dress is so much more than an LBD'... so can you tell the difference between the high street and high-end?

This chic gown, left, is part of Stella McCartney's Resort 2016 range, which was inspired by bold British blooms and comes with a £2,020 price tag. Oasis, meanwhile, has a strikingly similar version, originally priced at £55 and now on offer for £44, right

BURBERRY VERSUS JOHN LEWIS

Burberry is a quintessentially British brand that prides itself on its excellent quality and heritage. It's little surprise, then, that the label charges £1,095 for its classic trenches, which are loved by the Beckhams, Sienna Miller and Kate Moss.

Burberry London's insulating trench is part of the brand's iconic 'Kensington' family. Cut from a blend of wool and cashmere, this black style has all the iconic details from the storm flap to the buttoned epaulettes and cuffs and promises to cinch in your waist with the detachable belt.

John Lewis has created a similar version for just under £100. Crafted from a comfortable cotton blend fabric, this double-breasted style features long sleeves and a classic collar. 

The £99 coat's description reads: 'Feminine and functional this belted coat will define the silhouette, with shoulder epaulettes and storm flaps for a distinguished shape. A chic investment for year-round layering, team this versatile wardrobe staple with everything from workwear, to day dresses and separates.'

Burberry London's insulating trench is part of the brand's iconic 'Kensington' family, left, and costs £1,095. John Lewis has created a similar version for just under £100. Crafted from a comfortable cotton blend fabric, this double-breasted style features long sleeves and a classic collar

PALLAS VERSUS BOOHOO 

From Kendall Jenner to Victoria Beckham, a classic black jumpsuit is a wardrobe staple.

Pallas' satin-trimmed black twill jumpsuit is described on Net-a-Porter as a 'glamorous and flattering choice for parties.'

The £1,970 garment is apparently designed to elegantly frame your shoulders and décolletage with a bustier-style bodice boned for shape and support.

Thrifty e-tailer Boohoo offer an alarmingly similar version for just £12, meaning you can emulate your favourite celebrities for a fraction of the price.

Pallas' satin-trimmed black twill jumpsuit, left, is described on Net-a-Porter as a 'glamorous and flattering choice for parties' and costs £1,970. Thrifty e-tailer Boohoo offer an alarmingly similar version for just £12

GUCCI VERSUS JEETLY   

Hot-right-now designer Alessandro Michele looked to the '70s for Gucci's Spring '16 collection and this metallic jade blouse was one of the most Instagrammed pieces of the season.

Cut from silk-blend jacquard, it has an oversized pussy-bow and buttoned cuffs and comes subtly emblazoned with the label's signature logo - and a price tag of £745.

If you want to tap into the trend and love a strong pussy bow collar but don't have hundreds to splurge, Jeetly offers a version for £49.

The versatile green blouse has a slightly fitted silhouette and features a V-neckline with tie detail and delicate buttons at sleeve cuffs so you can be a Gucci girl on a budget.

Alessandro Michele looked to the '70s for Gucci's Spring '16 collection and this metallic jade blouse, left, was one of the most Instagrammed of the season; it will set you back £745. If you want to tap into the trend and love a strong pussy bow collar but don't have hundreds to splurge, Jeetly offers a version for £49