Fashion fans are rushing to Target to snag a $90 shirt and pants set after one shopper noticed its similarity to a designer version that costs more than $700.
Target Australia’s Blend Resort Short Sleeve Shirt and Linen Blend Wide Leg Pants in a garden mosaic print closely resemble luxury label Alemais’ Gisela Shirt and Pants.
Australian stylist Brooke Falvey was so impressed with the affordable find that she raved about it to her 90,000 Instagram followers.
“Remember when I drove everyone crazy with this shirt last year that was kind of a Target Zimmermann knockoff? Well, they’ve done it again. It’s got more of a German vibe to it,” Brooke said.
‘It’s very easy to put on and pair with some jewelry, a bag and sandals.’
Brooke loves the slouchy design for its soft material and casual fit that’s perfect for warmer weather, and her fans were obsessed, too.
“I loved it so much I bought it online. I hope it arrives before I leave for Bali,” said one woman.
“Thanks for influencing me, I missed the last copy but got this one,” said another.
Australian stylist Brooke Falvey loved this affordable fashion find from Target for its comfort and easy style.
Target’s linen-blend printed wide-leg pants and shirt are $90 and are an easy, budget-friendly summer look.
A similar shirt and pants set from luxury designer Alemais sells for $710.
While most people loved the simple summer look, some women were worried that it was too casual.
“I like the outfit, but is it just me or does it give off summer pajama vibes?” one woman said.
Brooke said you could enhance the look with additional accessories to make it more sophisticated, or wear the shirts and pants separately, especially with denim.
Brooke’s post had already caused several sizes of the garden mosaic tee to sell out.
“I just looked online and everyone has gone so crazy that there are now eight to 10 shirts listed that are only available for click and collect,” Brooke said.
This isn’t the first time a knockoff Target fashion product has surprised fans.
Target recently sold out of a $70 denim dress that was nearly identical to a design luxury brand Aje was selling for $525.
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