MARCH 19TH

113 years after Harvey Henderson Wilcox dies - I was born

Galére is a reflection of the world that raised me. Behind the cameras, lights, and illusion of Los Angeles, I witnessed stories of ambition, struggle, sacrifice, and reinvention. The city taught me that perception and reality are rarely the same.

I've always been a storyteller. Acting first brought me closer to the person I hadn't yet discovered. It became an obsession.

A need to pour every fear, hope, flaw, memory, question, and dream into something that could outlive me. Art became the language that allowed me to make sense of the unknown.

People often mistake privilege for an easy life, but what I inherited wasn't success, it was the example that relentless work creates opportunity.

There are always two stories: the one the world sees, and the one you actually live.

Galére exists to tell both.

Rooted in the historical archives of Los Angeles, cinema, and culture, Galére bridges the past with modern expression. Every collection is another chapter in an evolving story, one that refuses creative boundaries and challenges the idea that any discipline should exist in isolation.

But with

THE Galére

( the community )

we can create change. Once discipline is recognized as change, people begin to believe in you. Then the real work begins, and anything becomes possible.

Inspired by Virgil Abloh's belief that design can redefine culture, Galére exists to prove that fashion, film, photography, music, and storytelling are all part of the same conversation. The goal isn't simply to make clothing

It's to leave the door open for the next generation of dreamers to push art further than we ever could.