Fashion Nerds

Stockholm, Sweden

Roland Hjort

  • Subcultural outerwear
  • Surrealist references
  • Durable coats

Roland Hjort co-founded Whyred in 1999, developing a fashion career informed by an early fascination with skate and mod culture. Clothing remained connected to a wider artistic practice as he later began making surrealist artworks and designing his own line.

Portrait of Roland Hjort
Metro Mode; photographer not identified · Copyrighted; see source terms.

Five looks to know

Dark patterned trouser suit — Roland Hjort, Autumn/Winter 2014

Collection selection

Dark patterned trouser suit

Autumn/Winter 2014

A documented example from the designer’s clothing collections.

Kristian Löveborg / Metro Mode
Black V-neck maxi dress — Roland Hjort, Autumn/Winter 2014

Collection selection

Black V-neck maxi dress

WHYRED Autumn/Winter 2014

A representative dress that makes the designer’s approach to silhouette visible.

Kristian Löveborg / Metro Mode
White shift dress with blue trim — Roland Hjort, Autumn/Winter 2014

Collection selection

White shift dress with blue trim

WHYRED Autumn/Winter 2014

A representative dress that makes the designer’s approach to silhouette visible.

Kristian Löveborg / Metro Mode
Metallic-paneled top and blue trousers — Roland Hjort, Autumn/Winter 2014

Collection selection

Metallic-paneled top and blue trousers

WHYRED Autumn/Winter 2014

The leg line and proportions give this design its characteristic shape.

Kristian Löveborg / Metro Mode
Olive parka with a broad fur collar — Roland Hjort, Autumn/Winter 2014

Collection selection

Olive parka with a broad fur collar

WHYRED Autumn/Winter 2014

A distinct representative design documented in the cited collection or official catalog.

Kristian Löveborg / Metro Mode

Collections & archive pieces

1 collections represented · 1 piece

Autumn/Winter 2014

1 piece

About Roland Hjort

His coat designs, offered with a lifetime warranty, connect individual expression with a practical concern for the lasting value of a garment.