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Lucy Hale at the 2016 People's Choice Awards.Getty Images
Sarah Drew at the 2016 People's Choice Awards.Getty Images
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Renée Bargh at the 2016 People's Choice Awards.Getty Images
Maggie Lawson at the 2016 People's Choice Awards.Startraks
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Red-carpet dressing is a piquant fantasy for most people. And no wonder: Dresses from Hollywood staples such as Elie Saab, Armani Privé and Valentino typically command four- and five-digit prices — and let’s not even get started on jewelry, which can skyrocket to the six- and seven-figure range.

For this week’s People’s Choice Awards, however, actresses Lucy Hale, Renée Bargh, Maggie Lawson and Sarah Drew all donned Self-Portrait, a surprisingly affordable women’s wear label that’s quickly become a go-to among the famous and nonfamous alike.

Founded in 2013 by Central Saint Martins alum Han Chong, the line is composed mostly of feminine dresses, separates and jumpsuits that feel fresh without veering into fashion-victim territory. The good news for those looking to cop celeb style? Prices cap at around $700.

“With my experience in high street and high fashion, I knew I wanted to offer women luxury fashion pieces without the price tag,” Chong recently told elle.com of his clothes, which are stocked everywhere from ASOS to Bergdorf Goodman. “We wanted to create something that allows women to feel extraordinary, and if we can do that without having our customers break the bank, even better.”

Amen. Check out the above gallery of celeb Self-Portrait fans and feel free to consider them mere mannequins for your personal wish list.

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