A bargain-hunter has revealed how she picked up a designer dress worth more than £300 for just £9 in a charity shop.
Holly Wood spotted a dress from designer brand Ted Baker while browsing a local charity shop.
The same style, the Ted Baker Telily Printed Lace Midi Dress is currently listed on resale sites for $438 (around £324).
READ MORE: ‘I live in other people’s homes year-round – I’m rent free, bills free and worry free’
- Advertisement -
The 39-year-old regularly shares her charity shop and Vinted hauls with her more than 33,000 followers on TikTok.
In a clip, which has racked up more than 6,000 views, Holly excitedly shows off her latest haul.
“I can’t believe I found this dress and it doesn’t look like it’s ever been worn,” the savvy bargain hunter, from Manchester, told What’s The Jam.
“And when I Googled it, it’s still selling for around £400!”
Holly went on to share more details about the dress, including the style and why she was attracted to it in the shop.
- Advertisement -
She said: “I was praying it would fit and it does.
“Look how stunning it is.
“So it’s heavy, sort of broderie anglaise; it’s layered, embroidered flowers, fully lined.
- Advertisement -
“I was just so drawn to the colours of this baby blue, black and red combo.”
The psychology coach added: “It does not look like it’s ever been worn.
“And Ted Baker dresses are not cheap.
“It is so beautifully made.
“£9. I can’t believe it.”
Users flocked to the comments section to share their reactions.
Andie said: “Love the dress.”
Alex wrote: “I’ve been waiting for ages for a haul! All looks fab, you must be stoked.”
Yvie added: “Ted Baker dress keep.”
Cass added: “Thanks enjoyed your outfit love the last dress.”
Terri said: “That was a nice haul! Love the dress and the white jeans!”
Thrifty shopper Holly also recently found Maje dress in a charity shop worth almost £400 – and managed to snap it up for just £5.
She also previously nabbed a £10 bag which turned out to be from designer brand Kate Spade, and was worth more than £300.
READ MORE: American living in the UK shares four British things that ‘feel illegal’ but aren’t
