Fjortis-core or as it is less commonly called (but more appropriately) Partille-Johnny was a Swedish fashion craze around 2006-2010.
Fjortis-core Inspo
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Angel Miller
Some features of the core was the "dax wax hair", and the music commonly associated with the core was called "fjortisdunk" which was essentially just eurodance from the time period.
Cooper Scott
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Among the odder things of the core was the hairband on leg trend which was at best incredibly unpractical and at worst could stop blood flow to your feet.
Hunter Johnson
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Some brands commonly associated with the core are: Adidas, DC, g-star raw, lacoste, wesc, J.Lindberg, and SVEA
Brody Evans
God i hate the swedish
Andrew Wood
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The two large subcultures in Sweden during the time were Emos and Fjortisar. Some viewed it as a kind of rivalry, while others were inspired by the differences. Quite an overlap could be seen.
Brody Peterson
Another interesting feature of the core was the usage of idomin (a moisturizer) as make up. It was mainly used by girls but guys could also be seen rocking it (though for the most part ironically).
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It was also this time period which produced this rather infamous picture.
Nolan Nguyen
Lol just looks like final fantasy charaters
Adrian Kelly
There actually might be something to that. This was roughly around the time Sweden experienced a large manga boom.
It was quite a time to be alive.
Connor Young
Friendly reminder that the only way to save Europe is by genociding everyone north of the Alps
Joshua Edwards
wtf
Hunter Johnson
this
Cooper Ross
but that's basically all of Europe
Jeremiah Edwards
this was literally just fashion for people in the age range of 10-15 and everyone else thought it was fucking retarded
Samuel Garcia
Yeah it looks like the Swedish equivalent of typical Myspace/emo fashion. AKA when your teen desire to be original doesn't outweigh your desire to fit in.
Caleb Gonzalez
Snälla nej
Thomas Jenkins
DELETE THIS
Joseph Barnes
It's coming back and you know it
Hudson Myers
man i miss the mid 2000s. popular fashion feels so fucking stagnant right now, i would take interesting and wacky garbage over the boring garbage we have right now any day.
Hudson Nguyen
Precisely. The word Fjortis is a diminutive form of the word for fourteen: fjorton, which shows the ages of the people who cared about the 'fashion'.
Levi Long
PJ and fjortisar had a lot of cross-pollination, but they weren't one and the same. There were plenty of Partille-Johnnies over the age of 14-15, but there was probably a heavy drop-off in the early 20s.
Ethan Powell
This, I look back at my "fjortis" era with joy. Hilarious to think about how we evolved into the super minimalist style we have in Scandinavia today.
Good nostalgic read for my fellow nords
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Benjamin James
kommer ihåg hur vi slog sönder er. Folk kunde inte bete sig förut, ta på dig normala kläder din fucking kuksugare
Lucas Powell
>wacky garbage
but that's literally the current zeitgeist of fashion
Noah Torres
t. babbe
Justin Harris
y'all think it's possible to revive fjortis-fashion in some kind of tasteful way?
Jackson Perry
säg waaalllaa brooor
Robert Nguyen
Helt ärligt den klädstilen var inte bra alls, man gjorde dem en tjänst. Vet inte om tonåringar klär sig så fortfarande men tror inte det.
Owen Ward
ingen klär sig så längre 2007 är länge förbi
Robert Johnson
turpa kiinni vitun svedupellet. PERKELE!
Christopher Morris
I need attention: the outfit
Brayden Jenkins
WHAT THE FUCK IS THIS
Samuel Miller
cancer. if you see a swede be sure to keep distance.
Brandon Cruz
Dane here
This also spread to Denmark. Especially the hair. I really hope it never comes back
Adam Reyes
u thought sweden was full of arabs? ye media brainwashed
Aiden Cox
Ooh vilken nostalgi