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Andrew Warren (fashion designer) Andrew Warren (fashion designer) Andrew Warren (born January 17, 1993) is an American fashion designer and socialite. He is the creator and owner of the fashion label "Just Drew". Warren is the son of Michael Warren, a real estate investor, and Marcy Warren. His grandfather, David Warren, was a garment manufacturer and designer who founded the Warren Group, which the family sold in 1998. Warren was educated at Columbia Grammar & Preparatory School, Stephen Gaynor School and York Preparatory School. After graduating high school he attended Syracuse University, graduating in 2015. Warren is the creator of the fashion label "Just