Yesterday in Milan, Gucci’s Alessandro Michele debuted his fall 2016 Women's collection for the storied Italian label. This collection was more street than his quirkier outings; those paying a close eye surely noticed the graffiti treatment, executed through a collaboration with Brooklyn artist GucciGhost (or Trouble Andrew, or, if you want to call him by his given name, Trevor Andrew).

A New Yorker and longtime brand devotee, Andrew has elevated his Gucci obsession to an art project, marking items high and low with the brand’s iconic GG logo, which was brought out of retirement by Michele. For the fall 2016 collection, he customized ready-to-wear and accessories with phrases like “Life Is Gucci.” The items celebrate the connection between street art and fashion design, and they’re sure to sell out fast. We sat down with GucciGhost after the show to talk to him about how he and Michele came to work together.