WE WOULD all love to buy a pair of Louboutin shoes to have in our wardrobe – but the price tag isn’t something we can justify.
But one charity shop whizz has revealed how she managed to bag a pair for just 325, plus a bunch of other designer goods.
Taking to TikTok, Ann Khoshaba revealed how she went away to the Cotswolds and decided to check out some charity shops.
she spotted a box of Louboutin heels while in there, but the charity shop employees informed her they had no idea if they were real or not.
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The shoes cost £25, so Ann decided to take them home and risk them being fake – but was stunned when she opened the box up.
The black heels had the classic red sole on the bottom and had been worn one or two times she said.
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But when she got the bottom of the box she was left stunned when she noticed they still included a receipt from Selfridges
Ann said: “Yep, I definitely think they are real.”
And these aren’t the first designer item Ann has managed to pick up in charity shops or car boot sales.
She’s also found Christian Dior bags and watches, Chanel shoes, Jimmy Choo shoes, Valentino bags and Gucci sunglasses.
Ann recommends visiting charity shops that often sell celebrity cast offs if you want a good deal on designer goodies.
Based in London, the charity shop pro recommends heading down to Chelsea and Knightsbridge charity shops to get your hands on designer goods for a fraction of the price.
Ones to look out for include – Octavia Foundation and the British Red Cross.
The video of her Christian Louboutin heels soon went viral with over 50k views and people were stunned by her find.
One wrote: “They’re authentic. Nice find!”
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Another person commented: “They are 100% real! Just very painful to walk in!”
A third penned: “Omg great find!”
