When most people think of courtroom fashion, they picture dull suits and neutral tones meant to blend in. But when ASAP Rocky showed up to trial, he turned the courthouse into a runway. Draped in tailored pieces by Bottega Veneta, Tom Ford, and Saint Laurent, Rocky’s trial fits were anything but background noise — they were calculated statements.
As cameras flashed outside the courthouse, Rocky didn’t just fight a legal case — he maintained his status as hip-hop’s most stylish man alive, reminding the world that even in high-stakes settings, fashion is power. His looks blurred the lines between professionalism and personal flair, raising a bigger question: can fashion shape public perception in moments of crisis?
