Style

A$AP Rocky Named Puma and Formula 1’s New Creative Director

Puma announced its long-term partnership with F1 earlier this year, becoming the exclusive licensee and trackside retailer at all races

Published by

A$AP Rocky is going to be the new creative director of Puma and Formula 1’s partnership.

According to the official statement, the 35-year-old rapper will “focus his energy and efforts on Puma’s new partnership with F1, developing bespoke capsules designed by him that will influence the brand’s seasonal design directions moving forward.”

Puma announced its long-term partnership with F1 earlier this year, becoming the exclusive licensee and trackside retailer at all races.

“With years of history and heritage in the sport, PUMA is eager to explore the impact that streetwear and fashion can play beyond the track,” the statement said. “A$AP Rocky’s fashion knowledge, style, and cultural expertise will bring a new perspective to the growing F1 audience. 

“Rocky’s influence on the brand will be phased, most immediately taking on an incubator-style approach coined “in the lab” to begin creative exploration for where he can take the category. For the remainder of this year, Rocky will impact visuals and video content for the brand. His first campaign, on which he has been working behind the scenes as both creative director and producer, explores car culture in America and the impact it has on streetwear and fashion.”

Later this year, the “Riot” rapper will drop a limited edition Puma x F1 collection, which will provide “a sneak peek into a series of capsule collections in 2024 surrounding high-visibility F1 races.”

In 2024, Rocky will focus his creative attention on several Grand Prix races beginning in Miami.

These collections have been concepted and designed by him in partnership with the Puma and F1 teams. The rapper will curate activations at each of the races and serve as the creative director for all of the marketing efforts surrounding these collections.

“Working with brands as iconic as Puma, and as innovative as F1, has been truly inspiring,” Rocky said of the partnership. “When the world sees what we’re doing, I believe a shift will happen with how brand’s approach taking risks and working with diverse creatives.”

Recent Posts

Mumford and Sons Stomp Along Sensitively on ‘Prizefighter’

The superstar band's sixth album emphasizes their vulnerable side, with some help from A-list friends

February 23, 2026

Dave Grohl on Foo Fighters’ Split With Josh Freese: ‘Continuing on After Taylor Was Really Complicated’

The decision “didn’t happen overnight,” the frontman told Zane Lowe in a new interview

February 23, 2026

Charli XCX Reviews Dave Grohl’s ‘Abstract Approach’ to Viral Apple Dance Video

The musicians appeared on The Graham Norton Show, where Foo Fighters performed “Your Favorite Toy”

February 23, 2026

9 Experimental Electronic Music Acts To Catch at Kochi’s Kappa Cultr Festival 2026

From globe-trotting techno insiders to homegrown disruptors, Kappa Cultr 2026 transforms Kochi’s Bolgatty Palace into…

February 21, 2026

The Rodeo: AI Rivalry, Epstein Files, and Musical Roads

Welcome to the debrief of the internet’s most unhinged moments of the month

February 21, 2026

Arijit Singh, Shreya Ghoshal, Sanju Rathod Among India’s Most-Streamed Artists of 2025

Streaming platform JioSaavn has revealed the winners of its second annual India Superhits Awards across…

February 21, 2026