60 Seconds With the Couture Founder Bringing 1950s Craftsmanship Back to Everyday Life

Stacey Gallello is the founder of Gallello Atelier, a couture house built on a radical idea: that the craft of the 1950s couture atelier belongs not just in evening wear and special occasions, but in everyday life. Gallello Atelier is on a mission to bring couture craftsmanship back to the modern wardrobe and keep the art of the couturier, the tailor, and the seamstress alive in the process.In this episode, Méline speaks with Stacey inside Harrods to talk creativity, identity, and the daily habits that keep her performing at the highest level as both a founder and a mother of two.She explains:◼ Why couture belongs in the everyday wardrobe, not just on the red carpet◼ How maintaining her routine through pregnancy kept her identity and creativity intact◼ Why intermittent fasting, grass-fed beef, and local farm produce are central to her daily life◼ How old films are her number one source of creative inspiration◼ Why spending time with family is the most powerful investment she makes in herself0:00 Intro0:09 What Gallello Atelier Stands For and Why Couture Belongs in Everyday Life0:49 How She Maintains Top Performance as a Founder and a Mother1:16 Why She Kept Her Full Routine Through Pregnancy and After Birth2:02 The Diet That Keeps Her Going: Intermittent Fasting and Grass-Fed Beef2:29 How Old Films Fuel Her Creativity and the One She Recommends Most🔔 Subscribe to The HumanWare Project so you never miss an episode:https://www.youtube.com/@thehumanwareproject?sub_confirmation=1You can follow Stacey and Gallello Atelier here:◼ Website:https://www.gallelloatelier.com◼ Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/gallelloatelier