Fit Fatigue: Brands vs. the Infinite Scroll of Silhouettes, is the topic of our panel discussion next week at @here_after_events in Los Angeles in partnership with @calikdenim Two decades ago, fit trends were clear-cut—skinny jeans reigned supreme, defining silhouettes across the globe. Fast forward to today, and we’re deep in the chaos of algorithmic micro-cores, aesthetic fragmentation, and hyper-individuality. As we have reported over the last few seasons, the skinny is coming back for gen z and alpha as a retro and ironic tool of expression. Meanwhile, everywhere you look, stats tell us that the skinny is officially downtrending as wider fits become the dominant silhouette. The fit conversation isn’t just louder—it’s faster, messier, and impossible to pin down. From skinnies to baggies to barrel legs—what does denim design look like in an era with no single shape to follow and how brands navigate a market where every silhouette is trending at once?  In this panel we explore the tension between brand control vs. consumer-driven chaos. Panelists include @paigeageller of @paige @benjamintalleysmith of @talleycreative and @cemozans of @calikdenim moderated by @geraldortiz of @gq