Tracy Dizon

Recently moved and based in New York in 2019, formerly based in Manila, Tracy Dizon owns and directs the
brand Tiara by Tracy Dizon which produces hats and fascinators for the local and international market. Tracy Dizon also works as an independent fashion designer niching on quirky
street fashion.

Featured locally and internationally from several publications such as SOEN Magazine (Japan), ViVi Magazine (Japan), WWD Japan (Japan), NHK World (Japan) Creativ Magazine (Florida), Moda Mantra Magazine (New York), CNN Philippines (Philippines), and several notable press.

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Philippine Local Celebrity Maxene Magalona, Top Model Sanya Smith and Fierce Fashionista Tessa Prieto-Valdes are among Tracy Dizon’s noteworthy clientele based in Manila, Philippines. Musician, American Idol Season 14’s Joey Cook, Tokyo-Based Fashion Editor, Misha Janette and Sex and the City Costume Designer, Patricia Field are among her international VIP muses.

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Tracy has worked for other fashion labels such as - Kamiseta (2008), Boardwalk (2013 People’s Choice Fashion Designer with several Billboard Ad Campaign nationwide) in the past and dabbled as a stylist and costume designer for local Film & TV productions (ABS-CBN’s Mar’s Ravelo’s Lastikman 2007, Imortal 2010 and Precious Hearts Romances: Pintadan 2012 & Starcinema’s Corazon: Ang Unang Aswang 2012).

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Mentored by several Fashion experts such as Josie Natori (Natori), being a member of Manila Wear for Manila Fame since 2016 and Jojie Lloren when she joined the second Philippine Edition of the popular reality fashion TV show, Project Runway, in 2009. She took in an apprenticeship and assisted Club Kid and Heatherette founder Richie Rich upon moving to New York City in 2019. She is currently freelancing in New York.

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She has been competing internationally in Japan Fashion Design Contest (Tokyo, 2009), AirAsia Runway Ready Designer Search (Malaysia, 2016) and Vietnam Emerging Designer (Vietnam, 2016). Tracy Dizon’s Spring Summer Collection 2018— Miss Hanoi: La Douleur Exquise was launched and featured last October 6, 2017 at Borough Hall, Brooklyn as part of the Fashion Week Brooklyn Spring/Summer 2018 as the Grand Winner of Rise Art and Design x Fashion Week Brooklyn Fashion Designer Competition in 2017. She once again won in 2018, 3rd Place for the Solis Magazine x Fashion Week Brooklyn Fashion Designer Competition. Tracy Dizon closed the Fashion Week Brooklyn Spring Summer 2019 as the Closing Finale Highlight of the Season last October 16, 2018.

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Her recent shows in 2019 included the 7th Annual Filipino American Festival in New Jersey, Metropolitan Magazine x Stylista TV's NYFW Party in Jue Lan Club Limelight, New York City and a collaboration style show with New York Fashion Designer Richie Rich in IGY Fashion NYFW in Times Square New York.

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Tracy's latest feat is winning the NHK World Japan Kawaii International Kawaii Ambassador Fashion Contest which she won last September 2019. She is currently filming in New York City for her Kawaii in Real Life episode for Kawaii International.

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Tracy Dizon’s journey in her fashion career path is an inspirational story not only to single mothers with struggles and dreams. She has been persistent trying out every single fashion contest for 12 years. Right before her first win in 2017 Rise Art&Design Fashion Design Competition she took a short sudden hiatus in aid of her son’s sudden Brain Tumor medical ordeal. Tracy Dizon’s win is a Philippine Pride in itself conquering the international stage among emerging International Fashion Designers featured in Fashion Week Brooklyn but even shined brighter with her zeal, optimism, cheerful spirit and a knack for bold colors and prints like no other designer dare to. Not only a Filipino Pride, but truly an Asian Heritage Pride as well. To be able to create an interesting modern street mix of Asian inspired collection is a rare sight to see in the Fashion Scene of New York City.

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Tracy Dizon, indeed is an inspirational newsworthy fashion story-- Conquering one of the toughest Fashion Capitals of the world, New York and Tokyo.