Trevor Andrew, also known as GucciGhost, is a contemporary artist, musician, and former professional snowboarder from Canada. Born on October 31, 1979, in Falmouth, Nova Scotia, he first gained attention as a snowboarder, competing on the global stage and even representing Canada at the 1998 Winter Olympics in Nagano, Japan. After a series of injuries, Andrew decided to retire from professional snowboarding and focus on his music and art career. As a musician, he has worked under several aliases, including Trouble Andrew and, later, GucciGhost. In 2013, he started creating art under the pseudonym GucciGhost after crafting a makeshift Gucci logo costume for Halloween. Andrew began incorporating the iconic Gucci logo and patterns into his graffiti and street art, which quickly gained attention on social media. His work features a mix of pop art, street art, and luxury brand motifs, offering a unique and often satirical commentary on consumer culture. In 2016, Gucci's creative director, Alessandro Michele, noticed Andrew's work and decided to collaborate with him for the brand's Fall/Winter collection. This partnership legitimized GucciGhost as an official part of the Gucci brand and elevated Trevor Andrew's status as an artist in the world of high fashion. GucciGhost's work has been exhibited in various galleries, and his street art can be found in major cities worldwide. His distinct style blurs the lines between high fashion, street culture, and contemporary art, making him an influential figure in these fields.