PEOPLEYou can get 'RepliKates' of Duchess Kate's wardrobeDuchess Kate fans call them “RepliKates” or “Copy-Kates.” The blogs that track in detail what Duchess Kate of Cambridge wears whenever she appears in public, also show readers where to go to find exact replicas or very similar items at lower prices and at stores closer to home. Christine Obrien, founder of the American blog, WhatWouldKateDo.com, says she thinks she coined the term “RepliKate” and it’s one of the most popular features of her coverage of Kate, son Prince George, and no doubt the new baby, due in the spring. USA TODAY’s Maria Puente consulted Obrien for some of her favorite examples:ANTHONY DEVLIN/ AFP/Getty ImagesDuchess Kate fans call them “RepliKates” or “Copy-Kates.” The blogs that track in detail what Duchess Kate of Cambridge wears whenever she appears in public, also show readers where to go to find exact replicas or very similar items at lower prices and at stores closer to home. Christine Obrien, founder of the American blog, WhatWouldKateDo.com, says she thinks she coined the term “RepliKate” and it’s one of the most popular features of her coverage of Kate, son Prince George, and no doubt the new baby, due in the spring. USA TODAY’s Maria Puente consulted Obrien for some of her favorite examples:Chris Jackson/ Getty ImagesThe engagement wrap dress: When the long-awaited announcement of Kate Middleton’s engagement to Prince William came in November 2010, she wore an attractive navy-blue wrap silk dress by the London-based brand Issa. Instantly, the dress flashed around the world; almost as instantly, it sold out, even though it cost nearly $1,000. Soon there were many, many copies. To this day, the Issa dress is still for sale, as are even more versions. This stretch rayon jersey dress, The New Jeanne Two, by the wrap-dress queen Diane von Furstenberg, is especially nice and more affordable: $325 at Nordstrom.com.NordstromThe Temperley London cutout dress: Kate’s most recent dress standout, worn last month to a gala after her recovery from another bout of morning sickness, was Alice Temperley’s Emblem Flare Dress (about $1,000), with cutout panels inspired by stained-glass ironwork and woven from cotton-blend yarn over a nude slip.Samir Hussein/ WireImageCalvin Klein has a similar laser-cut sheath dress: $79.99 at lordandtaylor.com.Lord & TaylorTall Suede Boots: On a visit to her old school in November 2012, Kate surprised everyone when she took to the field to play a little field hockey while wearing high-heeled black suede boots, later identified as Aquatalia Rhumba Boots (about $700).WPA Pool/ Getty ImagesBut Vince Camuto has a similar pair, the Emip Boots with four-inch heels, for $198, at VinceCamuto.com.Vince CamutoThe navy-blue Smythe blazer: This may be the most-often seen piece of clothing in Duchess Kate’s closet, a one-button schoolboy-style blazer from the upper-crust brand (about $600). But J Crew has a similar blazer for less than half the price. Navy schoolboy blazer, $198 at jcrew.com.Ian Gavan, Getty ImagesJ Crew has a similar blazer for less than half the price. Navy schoolboy blazer, $198 at jcrew.com.J CrewThe Temperley London Odele coat: We know Kate owns this leather and sheepskin coat because there are blurry paparazzi shots of her wearing it (about $3,750 originally).Temperley LondonBut Via Spiga has produced a similar coat with faux leather and sheepskin for way less: Via Spiga Faux Leather And Faux Fur Collar Coat, $278 at Bloomingdales.comBloomingdale'sThe LK Bennett Nude Platform Pumps: Another accessory frequently seen on Kate, these elegant and versatile “court” pumps by a favorite British brand originally cost about $350.DAVID PARKER, AFP/Getty ImagesBut many brands brought out their own, including Stuart Weitzman; they’re only slightly less expensive but come in two other colors. Stuart Weitzman “Platswoon” Pump, $340, StuartWeitzman.comStuart WeitzmanKate’s “Grace” diamond earrings: These round round white topaz-and-diamonds in 18ct gold by Kiki McDonough (about $1,200) are popular with RepliKators, says Obrien.WPA Pool, Getty ImagesOne alternative: These cubic zirconia studs: Nadri Cubic Zirconia Stud Earrings, $32.30 at Nordstrom.comNordstromThe eccentric fascinator: They might be the most British items in Kate’s wardrobe: those quirky fascinators perched on her head, not quite a full-blown chapeau but more than a headband. Often, they’re meant to signal something, like this red one by Sylvia Fletcher, in the shape of a maple leaf that Kate wore on her visit to Canada in 2011 (Fletcher’s creations typically go for more than $300 apiece).Chris Jackson, Getty ImagesBut vintage website ModCloth has a whole page of fascinators for sale to game Americans, including this one in rouge for a fraction of Kate’s version: Tilt the End of Time Fascinator, $29.99 at ModCloth.com.ModClothFeatured Weekly Ad