Another day, another creative director exit. The fashion industry, once a space where designers spent decades crafting a brand’s identity, has become a revolving door of leadership changes. Some of the most prestigious houses—Chanel, Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Givenchy, Valentino—have cycled through creative directors at an unprecedented rate, raising questions about how fashion operates today and whether this level of turnover is sustainable in the long run. While some argue that constant change is a necessary adaptation to a fast-moving world, others worry that the industry is losing something essential—depth, heritage, and the ability for designers to develop a brand’s long-term vision.