With nowhere left to turn, fashion might finally need to find a new trend, something Lorynn Divita, a professor of apparel design and merchandising and the author of the book "Fashion Forecasting," called "the pendulum of fashion." She previously told USA TODAY it's one of the only things you can count on in an otherwise fickle and unpredictable industry that, once a trend gets exhausted, it means its opposite is probably on the horizon
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