Lars Dizon

Paris

With Fabrique since 2024 2 works Former Burberry Design Director; ex-Blumarine, Bottega Veneta & N°21. Led iconic trench revivals and luxury womenswear that defined modern elegance in Europe.

Inspiration

“After Class,” takes inspiration from the relaxed rhythm of campus afternoons. Oversized cuts anticipate the workplace, while soft wool and knit fabrics preserve a youthful edge. A scarf-neck detail adds playfulness, and the designs shift easily between settings and seasons, making the collection both adaptable and personal.

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Works

Black pinstripe wide-leg pants with a tied scarf waist and fluid drape

Black wide leg wool blend pants with a tied French style scarf waist

Rue Striped Wide Leg Pants in Wool Blend

$456.00

Designed by Lars Dizon

Women's plaid mock neck blouse with rolled sleeves styled with a dark pleated skirt

Black and white plaid mock neck blouse with long sleeves and relaxed fit

Raven Plaid Mock Neck Tie Back Shirt

$349.00

Designed by Lars Dizon

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Rue Striped Wide Leg Pants in Wool Blend

$456.00

Designed by Lars Dizon

Raven Plaid Mock Neck Tie Back Shirt

$349.00

Designed by Lars Dizon

Background

Former Burberry Design Director; ex-Blumarine, Bottega Veneta & N°21. Led iconic trench revivals and luxury womenswear that defined modern elegance in Europe.

Few designers carry the imprint of British aristocratic elegance as clearly as Lars Dizon. During his tenure as Burberry’s Design Director, he reworked the brand’s beige check and trench coats—symbols once tied to royal history—into pieces that felt sharp, modern, and relevant. It was a rare ability to keep heritage intact while opening the door to new interpretations.

His path to that role came through Italy. At Bottega Veneta, he served as Senior Designer, pushing leather outerwear and pared-back dresses into forms that earned a place in the brand’s archives, proving how far precision could stretch without losing restraint. Earlier, at Blumarine, he worked with softness and romance for the runway, and later at N°21, he honed clarity in tailoring and proportion. The combination shaped a vocabulary that balances refinement with ease.

For Fabrique, he introduces “After Class,” a collection rooted in campus leisure. Loose silhouettes read like a rehearsal for office life, while soft wools and knits preserve a student-like spirit. Small scarf-neck details add a playful edge. More than a mood, it is a system designed to move across settings—flexible with autumn winds, adaptable to winter shifts, and grounded in everyday wear.