Emma Chamberlain

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Now back to the episode.

So that's one side of the argument, that people are sick of trends, the trend cycle has sped up too quick, no one can keep up, and so everyone's giving up on it and doing their own thing.

And also too, because of the internet, everything is sort of trendy all at once.

Like we're exposed to so many different types of people wearing so many different types of outfits and there's so many different aesthetic niches and this and that that we're kind of seeing every single type of outfit possible through the Internet.

Trends don't exist anymore.

Argument two is that trends will always exist.

This is just how we interact with fashion, you know?

Yes, maybe trends are harder to pinpoint nowadays, but they're never going to fully go away.

It's just not possible.

Personally, I don't know what to think.

I'm not sure what 2026 is going to hold in terms of fashion trends.

Perhaps there will be no trends.

But the more I thought about it, the less likely I thought that would be.

I do think there are going to be fashion trends in 2026.

In five years from now, maybe trends will cease to exist due to the internet.

Perhaps the fashion world will just become completely trendless and everything will be happening all at once.

But I don't think we're there yet.