Last week, Anya Taylor-Joy engaged in a day of promotional activities in New York City for her upcoming film, *The Gorge*. During this busy schedule, the actor showcased five different outfits, including a striking Alexander McQueen shearling coat, a mod Celine skirt suit, and a brown leather Loewe trapeze jacket.

Anya is not alone in her rapid outfit changes; other celebrities such as Keke Palmer, Blake Lively, and Sydney Sweeney have also been known to display multiple looks in a brief span. This trend extends beyond everyday street style and is particularly notable during awards shows and red carpet events, which often allow for numerous outfit changes. For example, at the Grammys, artists like Doechii and Chappell Roan changed their looks multiple times—Doechii wore a series of custom designs by Thom Browne, while Roan showcased outfits inspired by rodeo clowns.

The increasing frequency of outfit changes among celebrities appears to be accelerating. This trend can be attributed to the schedules these stars maintain, which often involve press tours, junkets, talk shows, and various promotional appearances all within a tight timeframe. By changing outfits frequently, celebrities create the impression that they have more time at their disposal, enabling them to meet numerous professional commitments.