A$AP Rocky Tapped as Ray-Ban's First Creative Director After Acquittal in Gun Assault Trial
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Just days after his not-guilty verdict in a high-profile assault trial, A$AP Rocky has secured a new role in fashion as the first Creative Director of Ray-Ban.

AceShowbiz - A$AP Rocky has been named the first-ever creative director of Ray-Ban, just days after his acquittal on felony assault charges. Known for his flourishing career as a rapper, Rocky is tasked with shaping the future of the iconic eyewear brand's image and design.

In a statement, Rocky highlighted his excitement for his new role and gushed over the brand's ability to "stay true to its roots while constantly evolving."

As part of his new position, Rocky will be heavily involved in guiding creative projects and launching new collections under Ray-Ban Studios. The upcoming Blacked Out Collection, set to debut in April, will be the first to bear his influence.

The collection is a redesign of Ray-Ban's Mega Icons line, featuring "disruptive frames," "gold plated details," and "ultra-black lenses," representing the blend of classic and modern aesthetics that Rocky brings to the table.

Rocky has already showed off the collection during his recent trial, pairing the brand's sunglasses with a series of elegant designer outfits. His style was meticulously curated, though his stylist Matthew Henson emphasized that the intent was to convey the seriousness of the situation rather than make a fashion statement.

Beyond his work with Ray-Ban, Rocky is set to co-chair the 2025 Met Gala alongside notable figures like Colman Domingo, Lewis Hamilton, and Pharrell Williams. This year's Met Gala, which will honor the Costume Institute's spring exhibition "Superfine: Tailoring Black Style," is scheduled for May 5.

Additionally, fans can look forward to Rocky's upcoming album, "Don't Be Dumb." In the meantime, Rocky and Rihanna plan to focus on their family, spending quality time with their sons, RZA and Riot, following an intense period dominated by the trial.

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