If you really want the brand, sometimes if there's a fault in the item, it's reduced. You can get fake versions, too. Personally, I think only buying products for the brand is pretty shallow. Why don't you just buy clothes that you like, no matter where they're from? Most shops have similar styles to each other anyway.
There are two options if you're looking for "alternatives to designer clothes" in my opinion.
Either you opt for outfits that are in not created by famous design houses. That doesn't mean the clothes have to look bad though. In many ways, designer clothes are more about the brand and image behind the clothing, rather than the garment itself.
Your other option would be to seek out old season's designer clothing, second-hand designer clothes or wholesaler clearance sales, which tend to be great places to find designer clothes for "less than designer prices".
If the second option sounds appealing, then the internet is your friend. Their are a plethora of apps and websites dedicated to helping you find good deals on your favourite items.
And stores that sell designer clothes also often have sales and clearances which they will advertise on their site/app too.
Finally, I would also advise you that much of the clothing lines you find on the "high-street" are often based on designer trends anyway. So even if you can't afford the original designer outfits, their style and themes will most likely be in a store near you for a margin of the price anyway!
I love to wear designer dresses mostly, because the brand itself is the significance of quality. The alternative is to buy clothes from online stores available with special deals according to my budget.
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