A$AP Rocky just secured his latest role in fashion. The musician and entrepreneur, 36, was announced as Ray-Ban's first-ever creative director on Friday, Feb. 21 — marking a new position for the "Fashion Killa" rapper just days after he was found not guilty in his felony assault trial in Los Angeles.

Ever the disruptor, Ray-Ban is charting a new chapter by appointing A$AP Rocky as its first-ever creative director.

The partnership kicks off with the launch of the Ray-Ban Black Out Collection, whose pieces Rocky had been sporting throughout his recent trial

A$AP Rocky is stepping into a new role with Ray-Ban just days after celebrating a not guilty verdict in his recent shooting trial.

A$AP Rocky's new job comes on the heels of him being acquitted of two counts of assault with a semiautomatic firearm in connection to the alleged November of 2021 shooting of A$AP Relli , on Tuesday (Feb. 19). Following a 14-day trial, the jury found Rocky not guilty, despite many jurors not believing the rapper's story.

A$AP Rocky secured a new title after being officially named Ray-Ban’s first-ever creative director, marking a major moment for the eyewear giant as it fuses heritage with contemporary culture.

Three days after being acquitted of two felony assault counts in Los Angeles, the musician-designer already has a new gig.

Rocky is excited about the new post because he understands the importance of a classic brand that's become a mainstay but still knows how to gently push boundaries.

From celebrating a not guilty verdict in a recent shooting trial to Rihanna‘s 37th birthday, it's been a wild week for A$AP Rocky so far. To pile on even more good news for the Harlem rapper, Rocky makes history by being appointed as the first-ever creative director of Ray-Ban.

Per the eyewear brand, the role will find Rocky taking on the task of bringing "his distinctive vision to Ray-Ban Studios, guiding creative projects and shaping the future of the brand’s image and design.