Style Infractions Unit

Civil Books of Law

Law I - Minor Fashion Offenses:

  • 1.101 - Outfit mismatch (pattern chaos)

  • 1.102 - Unauthorized dupe

  • 1.103 - Faux leather abuse

  • 1.104 - Denim disaster

  • 1.105 - Fabric crimes

  • 1.106 - Style meets personality issues

  • 1.107 - Fashion fraud

  • 1.108 - Aesthetic abomination (i.e. major red carpet fail)

  • 1.109 - Excessive beige repetition

  • 1.110 - Excessive sparkle under daylight

  • 1.111 - If you fall for a trend twice, consider mandator re-education

  • 1.112 - No officer shall ignore a fashion crime in progress, even if it's your best friend

  • 1.113 - Excessive beige without professional depth constitutes emotional negligence.

  • 1.114 - Unauthorized recycling of 2010 campaign tropes.

  • 1.115 - Timeless Transgressions.

  • 1.116 - Mirror Violation - Duality breached.

Law II - Minor Beauty Offenses

  • 2.101 - Over-contouring

  • 2.102 - Lip gloss overload

  • 2.103 - Makeup Violations

  • 2.104 - Blush overdose

  • 2.105 - Makeup Sitting on the Face Instead of Melting. Makeup must melt. If it sits, it is illegal.

  • 2.106 - Foundation glued to the skin like drywall.

  • 2.107 - Lips nude, trembling, afraid of color.

  • 2.108 - The Face has not been kissed.

  • 2.109 - Excess pigment without melting leads to aesthetic distortion, emotional dissonance, and visual interruption.

  • 2.210 - Highlighter Overexposure.

  • 2.211 - Emotional Radiance Not Achieved.

  • 2.212 - Highlighter placed on top of powder creates separation.

  • 2.213 - Highlighter wrapped between warmth creates unity.

Law III - Minor Lifestyle Offenses:

  • 3.101 - Trend repetition

  • 3.102 - Misuse of archive reference

  • 3.103 - Too much nostalgia

  • 3.104 - Influencer fatigue

  • 3.105 - Unauthorized recycling of 2010 campaign tropes.

Law IV - General Minor Offenses:

  • 4.101 - Loud luxury

  • 4.102 - People Entitlement

  • 4.103 - Suspicious drop

  • 4.104 - PR stunt disguised as ethics

  • 4.105 - Too much plagiarism

  • 4.106 - Misbehave

  • 4.107 - Bias or favoritism

  • 4.108 - Major global taste crime

Law V - Misdemeanors of taste, negligence in innovation and more:

  • SIU-5.101A - Overuse of Neutrals: Beige-on-beige-on-boredom. Failure to display chromatic courage.

  • SIU-5.101B - Accessory Express: Wearing five statement pieces at once; criminal layering of gold chains

  • SIU-5.101C - Monotone Monotony: Repetition of silhouettes without design growth. Fashion Groundhog Day.

  • SIU-5.101D - Fabric Negligence: Poor-quality materials disguised as "minimalist".

  • SIU-5.101E - Fit Misconduct: Tailoring errors resulting in silhouette distortion.

  • SIU-5.101F - Trend Dependency: Lack of originality. Style dictated by algorithmic influence.

  • SIU-5.101G - Public Display of Over-Styling: Intentional outfit chaos without conceptual purpose.

  • SIU-5.101H - Color Coordination Neglect: Palette confusion violating visual harmony.

  • SIU-5.101I - Makeup Misapplication: Contour crimes, foundation mismatches, and over-baked faces.

  • SIU-5.101J - Logo Inflation: Overbranding that threatens visual peace.

  • SIU-5.101K - misdemeanors: mediocrity shall not go un-styled.

  • SIU-5.101L - Trend dependency