Fabian was raised in a household where creativity wasn’t just encouraged—it was unavoidable. His mother, an interior architect and sculptor, and his father, a photographer and cinephile, dragged him to exhibitions before he could form complete sentences. By high school, he was studying Audio Visual Arts—a mix of photography, film, coding, and graphic design—while working for Belgian fashion label Léo, blending disciplines before he even knew he was doing it. This instinct for hybrid creation led him to found PLUSTHIRTYTWO, an Antwerp cult brand known for its belts, worn by underground youth and artists like Bladee - and its collaboration with the MoMu fashion museum. Now, Fabian steers PRO-RES, a design studio built on the same principles: work that lasts, work that matters. He also currently lends his eye to Antwerp’s VIER and its in-house brand, Service Area.