It's almost impossible for a pinkie to lose as much money as SKNY has and for long-term shareholders to do well.
On the other hand, I don't think SKNY has enough shareholders to make a dent in product sales one way or the other.
If I had to guess, I'd look for Trim Capital to eventually take them over and private, through a bankruptcy or asset seizure. Depending on whether or not they can find a way to be profitable, the brand may survive, but I don't think the stock will.