SummaryBastien Daguzan is stepping down as the Chief Executive Officer of Fear of God after less than two years in the positionThe Los Angeles-based luxury streetwear brand announced it is officially eliminating the CEO role from its organizational structureFollowing the restructuring, founder Jerry Lorenzo is reportedly preparing to take on a significantly larger role in the label's day-to-day operationsMajor executive shifts are happening over at Fear of God. The Los Angeles-based luxury streetwear label has officially announced the departure of its Chief Executive, Bastien Daguzan. After less than two years of helping the brand scale its global footprint, Daguzan is stepping away following a strategic internal decision by the company to completely eliminate the CEO role from its organizational structure.In a brief statement addressing the leadership change, the brand noted, “Our responsibility extends beyond the successes and failures of the tangible. We are committed to an eternal vision guided by alignment, intention, and consideration.” According to sources close to the matter, this corporate restructuring naturally paves the way for founder Jerry Lorenzo to step up and play a much larger, hands-on role in the company's daily operations moving forward.Daguzan, who previously served as the CEO of the Paris-based label Jacquemus, joined Fear of God in 2024. Upon his arrival, he was heavily tasked with aggressively scaling the label's brand awareness, international distribution, and e-commerce business. Under his short tenure, the brand reportedly generated moderate growth in 2025, a metric that was largely driven by a massive doubling of its direct-to-consumer website sales.Lorenzo originally launched Fear of God in 2013, building a massive luxury empire with no formal design training. Over the past decade, his unique blend of aspirational yet accessible streetwear caught the attention of global icons like Justin Bieber, Kendrick Lamar, and the late Virgil Abloh. Since its inception, the label has successfully expanded from standard menswear into womenswear, premium accessories, and the highly lucrative Essentials and Athletics sub-brands.While a spokesperson for Fear of God declined to comment further on exactly who would be managing the corporate pipeline following Daguzan’s immediate exit, all signs point to Lorenzo tightening his grip on the label's overarching vision and execution.