I didn't want to pay for £1.6k Jimmy Choos so made my own with a glue gun

A FASHION fan has shared how she recreated her own Jimmy Choo's £1.6k Sacaria shoes for a fraction of the price.

The DIY whizz was desperate to wear the shoes on her wedding day so made her own.

Miranda Mirele who goes by @pineapple_princess_tok online said she fell in love with the shoes as soon as she saw them but didn't want to pay the hefty price tag.

She said in a TikTok: "I saw these Jimmy Choo heels and I knew I had to have them for my wedding, but not for the 2000 dollar price tag."

The Jimmy Choo Sacaria sandals are selling for a staggering £1,600 online and are covered in white satin and pearls.

Like most of us the fashion fan didn't have that much money to waste on a pair of shoes but she still really wanted to wear the shoes on her wedding day.

The DIY whizz then decided to make her own version using a pair of heels she found in a charity shop.

Miranda said: "So I made my own. I had so many questions on how I made these shoes, so I decided to make another pair.

"But this time it's going to be more accessible because I am using thrifted heels."

She said: "This is my most viral shoe upcycle I've ever done and I am so excited to show you all how to make them."

After thrifting a pair of cream heels Miranda grabbed a glue gun and added each pearl by hand.

She confirmed that the DIY shoes cost her just £40 to make.

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The fashion fan said her shoe upcycle was so popular she has created a course teaching others how they can make their own Jimmy Choo's.

She said: "I have a full course linked in my bio where I show you all the tips, tricks, tools, and supplies you’ll need to create your own pair! I'm challenging you to make these heels."

The fashion fans DIY Jimmy Choo's went viral with over 1.6 million views.

People were blown away by the Miranda's creation.

One user stated: "You can find that kind of material shoes on Amazon search High heel pumps and they will have all sizes and colors also the shiny slick look about $40."

"Love your shoes. It's probably costing them way less then $50 and they charge ppl $2k," another added.

A third viewer confessed: "I had them for my wedding but fakes one 10/10."

A fourth commenter said: "You have incredible skill!"

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