More People Take He's Ideas...

Way back in November of 09, He wrote about a great idea of combining leggings or jeans and lace. But the lace underneath so that it shows through kinda look. Well after He shared another brillant idea with the world, Cheap Monday obviously stole the idea. Apparently it was such a good idea that now Sauce has the leggings/lace combo too. That's OK Fashion World, keep stealing He's amazing ideas and let people think they are your own. No big deal, not like He is trying to take over the world or anything, oh wait that's right, He is.
-He

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Cheap Monday: Sparkling Shamelessly in 2011

For spring/summer 2011, designers Örjan Andersson and Ann-Sofie Back bring a new look and feel to Cheap Monday.

Devising a cleaner, more minimalist aesthetic, the designers draw inspiration from Latin denim fashion and the tastes of celebrities all the way in Los Angeles.

This contemporary collection is “sparkling,” “extroverted,” and “shameless”!

View the entire collection here.

Photo Property of Berns Salonger and Copyright Kristian Löveborg, Courtesy Mercedes Benz Fashion Week.

Cheap Monday 2010 Autumn/Winter collection

Cheap Monday is a Swedish label that was established in 2000 by Örjan Andersson and Adam Friberg as a secondhand clothing store in Stockholm.

The original store was only opened on Sunday; hence the name, Cheap Monday.

Cheap Monday clothes can be recognized by the logo of a skull and an inverted crucifix, which was designed by Björn Atldax and Karl Grandin of the design group Vår, alluding to the many wars that were ignited by religion. Since January 2010, however, a vertical line has replaced the crucifix.

Cheap Monday was purchased in 2008 by Swedish company, H&M Hennes & Mauritz AB, which operates as H&M.

In the words of Cheap Monday, the autumn/winter 2010 collection “gives an apocalyptic impression but with a sense of hope for the future; holes are mended and scarring is used as decoration.

Razorblade slashes are repaired on both denim and jersey; patches are used together with spray paint and coatings in rough detailing. A rawness and nomadicity referring to futurism and punk suggests a DIY aesthetic.”

See the collection here.

Photo a/w 2010 collection Copyright Cheap Monday.