There was a time when purchasing a “dupe” meant compromising– settling for a cheap imitation while the real product stayed on ...

Elsewhere another shopper, in Bali, spotted what looked like a Ralph Lauren and Lacoste collaboration but instead it was just a funny dupe. Meanwhile, a women spotted the cast of American TV show ...

These “dupes” are likely counterfeit, especially if they claim to actually be the brand name item you’re trying to dupe. Generally, these items aren’t faithful dupes and can be laced with ...

Lululemon, as indicated above, is a frequent target of dupers, particularly its Align leggings, which retail for as high as $98, compared to dupes priced in the $20 range. The brand even went so far ...

Dupes of luxury bags are trending on social media, a report from Plot found. Alternatives to Louis Vuitton and Hermes are being discussed the most.

When #lululemondupe amassed 185m views on TikTok, the brand opted to back their product, and challenged consumers to “feel the difference” for themselves in the very first dupe swap. Advertisement ...

From furniture to perfume, cheap dupes—or “duplicates”—are having a moment. Here are the tools that make them easier to find.

Italic doesn't market itself as a “dupe” brand, but its $200 Mongolian cashmere sweater claims to use comparable fabric to Cucinelli's $2300 version. Photograph: Italic.