Day Trader design sketch
Byron Lars · Fall 1991
Byron Lars
- Inventive shirting
- American sportswear
- Playful construction
Byron Lars became known in the early 1990s for inventive transformations of American sportswear. His 1991 Oxford shirtdress helped establish shirting as a recurring design language.
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Textural Lace Bustier Dress
Date not documented · In Earnest by Byron Lars — selected designs
A representative In Earnest design from Byron Lars’s official catalog.
In Earnest by Byron Lars (photographer not credited)
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Imperial Jumpsuit
Date not documented · In Earnest by Byron Lars — selected designs
A representative In Earnest design from Byron Lars’s official catalog.
In Earnest by Byron Lars (photographer not credited)
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Plunging Oxford Stripe Dress
Date not documented · In Earnest by Byron Lars — selected designs
A representative In Earnest design from Byron Lars’s official catalog.
In Earnest by Byron Lars (photographer not credited)
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Sculpt Bodice Shirtdress with Convertible Skirt
Date not documented · In Earnest by Byron Lars — selected designs
A representative In Earnest design from Byron Lars’s official catalog.
In Earnest by Byron Lars (photographer not credited)
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Chantilly Lace Slip Dress
Date not documented · In Earnest by Byron Lars — selected designs
A representative In Earnest design from Byron Lars’s official catalog.
In Earnest by Byron Lars (photographer not credited)Collections & archive pieces
1 collections represented · 1 pieceFall 1991 Ready-to-Wear
1 piece
About Byron Lars
Trained in fashion and illustration, he brought a sample maker’s understanding of construction to clothes that combine playful references with carefully controlled shape and fit.
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