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Saturday Night Live star Chloe Fineman recently took to her front-facing camera for what she jokingly described as a PSA.

“There is no such thing as a capsule wardrobe,” she said. “You’re not capsuling, curating...you’re just buying.” Fineman’s tone may have been arch, but she was tapping into a collective frustration with prescriptive personal style—if the 1.2 million views she racked up are anything to go by.

The past few seasons have centered around the idea of less: sedate, elevated basics; staid minimalism; and buttoned-up trends like “quiet luxury” and “old money,” or the even more austere underconsumption-core and de-influencing.

We’ve been barraged with listicles about the ideal capsule wardrobe, scores of “investment pieces,” and Wirecutter-style coverage of “the only X you’ll ever need,” dutifully collecting sensible loafers and office-appropriate top-handle bags in timeless shades of oxblood and dove gray.

Which is why the pendulum had to swing back sometime.

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