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How Posh Is Your Wardrobe?

We know.
9.30am, 29 Jan 2017
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1. Pick a pair of shoes
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Brogues
Uggs
Uggs

Dubarry
Dubes
New Look
Chelsea boots

Nike
Runners
Nike
Converse
2. Pick a branded hoodie
Jack Wills
Jack Wills
Hollister
Hollister

Abercrombie
Abercrombie
Nike
Nike
3. Now a pair of chinos
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4. Are you a fan of vintage?
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Yes
No

Yes, but only the expensive revamped vintage, let's be real
5. Pick a designer bag
Gucci
Gucci

Michael Kors
Michael Kors
6. Now some jewellery
Pandora
Links of London
Links

Tiffanys
Tiffanys
Nothing
Don't care
7. Finally, pick a jacket to wear out in the cold

The North Face
North face
Answer all the questions to see your result!
You scored out of !
Your wardrobe is disgracefully posh
If it hasn't got a designer label on it, you're not going out on it. You're one of those people that made the Gucci label tacky, aren't you? Tone it down.
Share your result:
You scored out of !
Your wardrobe is pretty average
Your wardrobe has the usual fancy bits, but it's mostly Penneys and Dunnes or a bit of Topshop for going out out. Sound.
Share your result:
You scored out of !
Your wardrobe is the opposite of posh
Your wardrobe is full of Penneys clothes and Dunnes fancy bits, isn't it? You're better off, eh?
Share your result:

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