 The mum-of-three has bagged some incredible bargains, including this Valentino dress and Louboutin shoes. ( Triangle News) Ann has more designer labels than a London catwalk could parade, among them collection of Chanel bags, Valentino dresses, Louboutin heels and Hermes scarves. Her winter wardrobe is up and running – thanks to her charity shop buys - and it is of course stylish but nothing like as expensive had it been bought in a high-end store. One of her winter coats this year will be a oh so stylish Prada coat, for which she parted with £150. The list of labels continue, with a Vivienne Westwood scarf and more bags this time by Gucci, and Miu Miu. Among her other bargains are an orange Valentino dress for £75, a Cartier desk clock worth over £3,000 for £100. Ann knows what she is looking for and has trained her eye for that designer item among the racks of clothes in charity shops. She said: "Some charity shops){kind=link}
A glamorous mum has shared how she has managed to source an entire designer wardrobe at a fraction of the price, by finding bargains in charity shops – including a Chanel bag and Prada coat
Designer gear does not have to come at a steep price, that is according to a glamorous mum. Ann Khoshaba has perfected the art of acquiring a designer wardrobe without resorting to high-end shops and a depleted credit card.
Instead, her âdesigner stores’ of choice are charity shops and she claims she’s managed to nab herself an entire wardrobe of designer items, from labels such as Prada, Hermes, Chanel and Gucci, at bargain prices.
The 55-year-old says in the last 10 years she’s forked out around £15,000 on similar labels from second hand stores, with each item costing anywhere from £20 to £200 second-hand.
The mum-of-three says if she had bought her exclusive wardrobe of clothes new, it would be worth 20 times what it is now.