Research view · Quiet Luxury
The record
Every claim on the Quiet Luxury page, with the kind of claim it is, its strength, the area it belongs to and the sources attached to it. Kind, strength and area are separate fields and are never merged. Untiered means the research supports the rule but sets no tier for it.
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Coverage
- Research
- Partly sourced. 16 sources attached.
- Claims
- 128
- Documented
- 34 (Source attached: 27; Source not yet verified: 6; No source attached: 1)
- Our reading
- 82
- Web translation
- 12
- Sources
- 19 on the record; 16 attached to a claim
- Open questions
- 12 open · 4 resolved
- Evidence images on the page
- 0
- Visuals made by Aesthetary
- 45
Areas
Claims
| ID | Claim | Kind of claim | Strength | Area | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ql.def | An aesthetic of understated quality: value communicated through material, proportion, craftsmanship, fit, detail and restraint rather than conspicuous branding or decorative display. | Our reading | — | — Definition | Title not yet found |
| ql.doc.logo-less | Logo-less, high-quality clothing. | Documented · Source attached | — | Motif | Title not yet found Quiet luxury |
| ql.doc.neutral | Neutral business-casual staples. | Documented · Source not yet verified | Common · our ranking | Color | Title not yet found |
| ql.doc.uninformed-observer | Cost not immediately visible to an uninformed observer. | Documented · Source not yet verified | — | — Reading | Title not yet found |
| ql.doc.brands | Resurgence associated with The Row, Bottega Veneta and Khaite. | Documented · Source not yet verified | — | — History | Title not yet found |
| ql.doc.surge-2023 | The term surged in 2023. | Documented · Source not yet verified | — | — History | Title not yet found |
| ql.doc.less-austere | Less austere than minimalism while remaining highly restrained. | Documented · Source not yet verified | — | — Boundary | Title not yet found Title not yet found |
| ql.doc.insider-recognition | Status often requires insider recognition. | Documented · Source not yet verified | — | — Reading | Title not yet found |
| ql.doc.succession | Succession and much-discussed celebrity styling gave it broader cultural visibility. | No source attached | — | — History | No source attached |
| ql.syn.closer-looking | Quality rewards closer looking. | Our reading | — | — Reading | — |
| ql.tr.viewing-distance | The page is organised by relative viewing distance (×1–×64). | Web translation | — | — Exhibit | — |
| ql.syn.absence-reveals | The absence has to reveal something. | Our reading | — | — | — |
| ql.syn.costume-test | If the palette, serif and whitespace became ordinary, would it still communicate luxury? If no, the design may be relying on the costume of Quiet Luxury rather than its underlying qualities. | Our reading | — | — Recognition test | — |
| ql.syn.quiet-signal | The quiet signal asks for closer attention; it assumes a viewer who can recognise quality or see that something was carefully made. | Our reading | — | — Reading | — |
| ql.syn.no-logo-rule-refused | 'No logos whatsoever' is not a rule; branding is not the primary value signal. | Our reading | — | Motif | — |
| ql.syn.recognition-without-repetition | Identity emerges through typography, photography, materials, tone, proportion, art direction and product design rather than repetition of a name. | Our reading | Strong · our ranking | Motif | — |
| ql.tr.copy | Copy that describes the object lets it be inspected; copy that asserts a quality asks to be believed. | Web translation | — | — | — |
| ql.syn.composition-editing | Composition is editing: what deserves attention, what can disappear, what needs room, what detail rewards inspection. Whitespace itself is not luxury. | Our reading | — | Layout | — |
| ql.syn.restraint | Restraint. | Our reading | Necessary · our ranking | Layout | — |
| ql.syn.quality-as-signal | Quality as signal. | Our reading | Necessary · our ranking | — | — |
| ql.syn.deliberateness | Deliberateness — edited, not merely empty. | Our reading | Necessary · our ranking | — | — |
| ql.syn.neg-space | Generous negative space. | Our reading | Common · our ranking | Layout | — |
| ql.syn.huge-whitespace | Huge whitespace. | Our reading | Unreliable · our ranking | Layout | — |
| ql.syn.symmetry | Symmetry or asymmetry. | Our reading | Optional · our ranking | Layout | — |
| ql.syn.type-precision | Precise spacing and setting; few competing styles; consistency. | Our reading | Strong · our ranking | Typography | — |
| ql.syn.serif | Serif typography. | Our reading | Common · our ranking | Typography | — |
| ql.syn.sans-ok | A well-proportioned sans is equally appropriate. | Our reading | — | Typography | — |
| ql.syn.thin-serif | Thin serif fonts. | Our reading | Unreliable · our ranking | Typography | — |
| ql.syn.color-role | Colour should rarely be the loudest status signal. | Our reading | — | Color | — |
| ql.syn.beige | Beige, cream, camel. | Our reading | Optional · our ranking | Color | — |
| ql.syn.gold | Gold, champagne. | Our reading | Unreliable · our ranking | Color | — |
| ql.syn.material-indirect | On screen, material is communicated indirectly: photography, light, crop, scale, detail, interaction quality. | Our reading | — | Imagery | — |
| ql.syn.imagery-inspectable | Imagery makes material, construction and detail inspectable. | Our reading | — | Imagery | — |
| ql.syn.controlled-images | Controlled image-making. | Our reading | Strong · our ranking | Imagery | — |
| ql.syn.editorial-photo | Editorial photography. | Our reading | Common · our ranking | Imagery | — |
| ql.syn.fashion-photo | Fashion photography. | Our reading | Unreliable · our ranking | Imagery | — |
| ql.syn.marble | Marble. | Our reading | Unreliable · our ranking | Surface | — |
| ql.syn.form-carriers | Cut, fit, proportion and construction carry value. | Our reading | — | Form | — |
| ql.syn.proportion | Refined proportion. | Our reading | Strong · our ranking | Form | — |
| ql.syn.timeless | Timeless rather than overtly trend-dependent forms. | Our reading | Strong · our ranking | Form | — |
| ql.syn.subtle-branding | Subtle branding. | Our reading | Strong · our ranking | Motif | — |
| ql.syn.script-logos | Luxury-script logos. | Our reading | Unreliable · our ranking | Motif | — |
| ql.syn.restraint-cost | Restraint raises the cost of mistakes. | Our reading | — | — | — |
| ql.syn.minimalism-motive | Minimalism reduces; Quiet Luxury selects. The difference is motive, not quality. | Our reading | — | — Recognition test | — |
| ql.syn.heritage | Heritage communicates history; Quiet Luxury communicates understated quality. | Our reading | — | — Boundary | — |
| ql.syn.old-money | Old Money relies on explicit codes: preppy, country club, traditional tailoring, equestrian, historic architecture, family/institutional associations. | Our reading | — | — Boundary | — |
| ql.tr.cta | The call to action stays discoverable. | Web translation | — | Interface | — |
| ql.tr.containers | Containers only where the information needs them. | Web translation | — | Interface | — |
| ql.tr.nav | Navigation quiet but obviously navigation. | Web translation | — | Interface | — |
| ql.tr.chrome | Minimal UI chrome, small navigation. | Web translation | — | Interface | — |
| ql.tr.motion-amount | Restraint is how much moves, not how slowly. | Web translation | — | Motion | — |
| ql.tr.motion-responsive | Slowness is not luxury; interaction stays responsive. | Web translation | — | Motion | — |
| ql.tr.a11y | Quiet does not mean faint: 4.5:1 text, 3:1 control edges, visible focus, 44px targets, reduced motion. | Web translation | — | — | — |
| ql.syn.material-emphasis | Material emphasis. | Our reading | Strong · our ranking | — | — |
| ql.syn.low-noise | Low visual noise. | Our reading | Strong · our ranking | — | — |
| ql.syn.detail-attention | High attention to detail. | Our reading | Strong · our ranking | — | — |
| ql.syn.natural-materials | Natural materials. | Our reading | Common · our ranking | — | — |
| ql.syn.warm-neutrals | Warm neutrals. | Our reading | Common · our ranking | — | — |
| ql.syn.muted-palettes | Muted palettes. | Our reading | Common · our ranking | — | — |
| ql.syn.large-photography | Large photography. | Our reading | Common · our ranking | — | — |
| ql.syn.fine-rules | Fine rules. | Our reading | Common · our ranking | — | — |
| ql.tr.restrained-animation | Restrained animation. | Web translation | — | — | — |
| ql.syn.black-white | Black, white. | Our reading | Optional · our ranking | — | — |
| ql.syn.warm-photography | Warm photography. | Our reading | Optional · our ranking | — | — |
| ql.syn.monochrome | Monochrome. | Our reading | Optional · our ranking | — | — |
| ql.syn.minimalism-optional | Minimalism. | Our reading | Optional · our ranking | — | — |
| ql.syn.black-backgrounds | Black backgrounds. | Our reading | Unreliable · our ranking | — | — |
| ql.syn.atelier | The word “atelier”. | Our reading | Unreliable · our ranking | — | — |
| ql.syn.shift-attention | It reduces overt status signals and shifts attention to what something is and how it was made. | Our reading | — | — Reading | — |
| ql.syn.look-not-quality | Palette, serif and whitespace can reproduce the look without reproducing the quality. | Our reading | — | — Reading | — |
| ql.tr.material-exhibit | Material is one of six carriers named in the definition, alongside proportion, craftsmanship, fit, detail and restraint. This page gives it the most space because it is the easiest to inspect on a screen — an exhibit choice. | Web translation | — | — Exhibit | — |
| ql.syn.useful-subjects | Useful subjects: material detail, construction, texture, surface, craftsmanship, hands and process, product silhouette, architecture, natural light, subtle imperfection, objects in context. | Our reading | — | — | — |
| ql.syn.image-treatments | Common treatments, not requirements: controlled or naturalistic light, restrained sets, tactile close-ups, deliberate crops, limited clutter, large image scale. | Our reading | Common · our ranking | — | — |
| ql.syn.not-stock | Not expensive-looking stock photography: images that create atmosphere and give nothing to inspect. | Our reading | — | — | — |
| ql.syn.predecessors | Understated luxury, fine materials and inconspicuous consumption are old. They are predecessors and analogues, not members of a movement that did not yet have its name. | Our reading | — | — History | — |
| ql.syn.since-applied | Since the name surged, it has been applied to interiors, branding and digital art direction. | Our reading | — | — History | — |
| ql.syn.object-protagonist | In Quiet Luxury the object is the protagonist: restraint communicates value; expression is controlled and the system withdraws so the object can be inspected. | Our reading | — | — Boundary | — |
| ql.tr.exhibit-values | Everything in this page’s own values describes how the page was made. None of it is exported as Quiet Luxury. | Web translation | — | — Exhibit | — |
| refusal-1 | “Quiet Luxury uses serif typography.” Common, not necessary. | Our reading | — | — Misconception | — |
| refusal-2 | “Quiet Luxury uses beige.” Common contemporary shorthand, not defining. | Our reading | — | — Misconception | — |
| refusal-3 | “Quiet Luxury uses huge whitespace.” A common translation, not defining. | Our reading | — | — Misconception | — |
| refusal-4 | “Quiet Luxury means no logos whatsoever.” Logo-less clothing is documented; the principle is that branding is not the primary value signal. A discreet mark does not disqualify. | Our reading | — | — Misconception | — |
| refusal-5 | “Quiet Luxury is centuries old.” Understated luxury is; the named trend surged in 2023. | Our reading | — | — Misconception | — |
| refusal-6 | “Quiet Luxury = stealth wealth = old money.” The terms overlap; they are not synonyms. | Our reading | — | — Misconception | — |
| is-not-1 | Not beige. | Our reading | — | — Boundary | — |
| is-not-2 | Not gold. | Our reading | — | — Boundary | — |
| is-not-3 | Not a serif. | Our reading | — | — Boundary | — |
| is-not-4 | Not marble. | Our reading | — | — Boundary | — |
| is-not-5 | Not minimalism. | Our reading | — | — Boundary | — |
| is-not-6 | Not emptiness. | Our reading | — | — Boundary | — |
| is-not-7 | Not “old money”. | Our reading | — | — Boundary | — |
| is-not-8 | Not expensive-looking stock photography. | Our reading | — | — Boundary | — |
| is-not-9 | Not Fashion Editorial. | Our reading | — | — Boundary | — |
| is-not-10 | Not a luxury template. | Our reading | — | — Boundary | — |
| is-not-11 | Not a historical movement. | Our reading | — | — Boundary | — |
| is-not-12 | Not simply removing logos. | Our reading | — | — Boundary | — |
| meta-name-status | name status: A 2023 name for an older behaviour | Our reading | — | — History | — |
| meta-register | register: Material-led · Restrained | Our reading | — | — Context | — |
| meta-widely-named | widely named: 2023 — the behaviour is older | Our reading | — | — Context | — |
| meta-related-terms | related terms: Stealth wealth, silent luxury | Our reading | — | — Boundary | — |
| meta-related-terms-note | related terms note: overlap, not synonyms | Our reading | — | — Boundary | — |
| ql.syn.object-protagonist.hierarchy | the object is the protagonist | Our reading | — | Hierarchy Boundary | — |
| kcc:color-1 | Muted or neutral colour is a documented defining attribute of quiet luxury dress. | Documented · Source attached | — | Color | Quiet luxury New words – 5 June 2023 What Is Quiet Luxury And Why Is The Trend Louder Than Ever? |
| kcc:color-2 | Beige is documented as one instance of the muted palette (with white and sage; with black and navy in the Succession costumes), not as a defining colour on its own. | Documented · Source attached | — | Color Context | Quiet luxury Succession (TV series) |
| kcc:color-3 | Muted colours also characterise the interiors associated with quiet luxury. | Documented · Source attached | — | Color Context | The Class Signifiers of Quiet Luxury Are Nothing New |
| kcc:typography-1 | The one source applying quiet luxury to branding asks for 'high-quality fonts' and minimalist, typographically designed logos; it names no serif or sans class. | Documented · Source attached | — | Typography Context | Quiet luxury in web design and branding: the subtle language of quality. |
| kcc:layout-1 | Generous white space appears in the vendor account of quiet-luxury web design. | Documented · Source attached | — | Layout Context | Quiet luxury in web design and branding: the subtle language of quality. |
| kcc:layout-2 | In the interiors reading, spaciousness (large living spaces, natural light) is named as the real marker of domestic privilege. | Documented · Source attached | — | Layout Context | The Class Signifiers of Quiet Luxury Are Nothing New |
| kcc:density-1 | The vendor source describes 'minimal content' and 'minimalist content' for quiet-luxury web design. | Documented · Source attached | — | Density Context | Quiet luxury in web design and branding: the subtle language of quality. |
| kcc:hierarchy-1 | The vendor source calls for 'a clear visual hierarchy' without specifying one. | Documented · Source attached | — | Hierarchy Context | Quiet luxury in web design and branding: the subtle language of quality. |
| kcc:hierarchy-2 | In dress, value is expressed through materials and craftsmanship rather than branding, so the goods themselves carry the signal. | Documented · Source attached | — | Hierarchy Context | Quiet luxury The Class Signifiers of Quiet Luxury Are Nothing New |
| kcc:interface-1 | The vendor source asks for smooth, functional interactions that do not demand attention. | Documented · Source attached | — | Interface Context | Quiet luxury in web design and branding: the subtle language of quality. |
| kcc:surface-1 | High-quality and refined materials are a documented defining attribute of quiet luxury goods. | Documented · Source attached | — | Surface | Quiet luxury |
| kcc:surface-2 | Rich materials also mark the interiors associated with quiet luxury. | Documented · Source attached | — | Surface Context | The Class Signifiers of Quiet Luxury Are Nothing New |
| kcc:motion-1 | Only the vendor source addresses motion or interaction. | Documented · Source attached | — | Motion Context | Quiet luxury in web design and branding: the subtle language of quality. |
| kcc:technique-1 | Craftsmanship in the making of the goods is a documented attribute of quiet luxury. | Documented · Source attached | — | Technique Context | Quiet luxury The Class Signifiers of Quiet Luxury Are Nothing New |
| kcc:motif-1 | The absence of visible logos is a documented defining attribute. | Documented · Source attached | — | Motif | Quiet luxury New words – 5 June 2023 Succession (TV series) |
| kcc:motif-2 | In a 2010 study of sunglasses, the share carrying a brand name or logo rose from cheaper models to 84% between $100 and $300; the study describes insiders with the connoisseurship to decode subtle signals. | Documented · Source attached | — | Motif Context | Subtle Signals of Inconspicuous Consumption |
| kcc:motif-3 | Discreet details recognisable only to insiders are named in critical accounts. | Documented · Source attached | — | Motif Context | The Class Signifiers of Quiet Luxury Are Nothing New |
| kcc:w2-density-1 | A design critic describes quiet-luxury interiors as relishing austerity, the elitist side of minimalism. | Documented · Source attached | — | Density Context | “Quiet Luxury is the Most Obnoxious Design Trend of the Century. Change My Mind.” |
| kcc:w2-density-2 | British Vogue calls quiet luxury in dress essentially a synonym for elevated basics. | Documented · Source attached | — | Density Context | Why “Quiet Luxury” Is Set To Be 2023’s Biggest Fashion Trend (page headline: If You Pay Attention To One Trend This Year, Make It “Quiet Luxury”) |
| kcc:w2-hierarchy-1 | Marketing research on luxury goods introduces 'brand prominence': how conspicuous a brand's mark or logo is on a product. | Documented · Source attached | — | Hierarchy Context | Brand Prominence: A Key to Luxury Status Signaling (JM Insights in the Classroom; abstract of Han, Nunes and Drèze 2010, Journal of Marketing 74(4), 15–30) |
| kcc:w2-hierarchy-2 | Quiet goods demote the mark so that only insiders recognise them; loud goods promote it to signal to outsiders. | Documented · Source attached | — | Hierarchy | Brand Prominence: A Key to Luxury Status Signaling (JM Insights in the Classroom; abstract of Han, Nunes and Drèze 2010, Journal of Marketing 74(4), 15–30) |
| kcc:w2-hierarchy-3 | In Succession, a Burberry bag is ridiculed as 'monstrous', which Euronews attributes to its vintage check making it all too recognisable, while the men wear logo-free baseball caps. | Documented · Source attached | — | Hierarchy What it is not | What's behind the 'quiet luxury' trend and how long can it last? |
| kcc:definition | Quiet luxury is an aesthetic of dress and consumption, a 2020s label for understated, high-quality clothing and goods in muted colours with little or no visible branding; its extension to interiors is documented by critics, while its translation into screen art direction is Aesthetary's reading. | Documented · Source attached | — | — Definition | Quiet luxury New words – 5 June 2023 The Class Signifiers of Quiet Luxury Are Nothing New |
| kcc:answers-source-metadata | The quiet-luxury-trend article exists in two editions: British Vogue (vogue.co.uk), bylined Joy Montgomery, and US Vogue (vogue.com), bylined Laura Jackson and Joy Montgomery. | Documented · Source attached | — | — Context | Why “Quiet Luxury” Is Set To Be 2023’s Biggest Fashion Trend (page headline: If You Pay Attention to One Trend This Season, Make It “Quiet Luxury”) Why “Quiet Luxury” Is Set To Be 2023’s Biggest Fashion Trend (page headline: If You Pay Attention To One Trend This Year, Make It “Quiet Luxury”) |
| kcc:answers-s1-s3-duplicate | In effect yes: the British Vogue piece by Joy Montgomery and the US Vogue piece share the core paragraph, including 'less austere than minimalism but more polished than normcore'. Aesthetary treats them as two editions of one article and counts them as one source for ql.doc.less-austere. | Documented · Source attached | — | — Context | Why “Quiet Luxury” Is Set To Be 2023’s Biggest Fashion Trend (page headline: If You Pay Attention To One Trend This Year, Make It “Quiet Luxury”) Why “Quiet Luxury” Is Set To Be 2023’s Biggest Fashion Trend (page headline: If You Pay Attention to One Trend This Season, Make It “Quiet Luxury”) |
| kcc:answers-succession-attribution | The claim can be sourced independently of S2. Euronews (June 2023) credits 2023's popularity to Sofia Richie's wedding, Gwyneth Paltrow's court case and Succession. W Magazine says costume designer Michelle Matland added 'quiet luxury' and 'stealth wealth' to the cultural lexicon, though she says it 'was never anything that we really knew about'. | Documented · Source attached | — | — Context | What's behind the 'quiet luxury' trend and how long can it last? Succession’s Costume Designer Didn’t Mean to Start the ‘Quiet Luxury’ Discourse—But She Welcomes It |
What the research refused to canonicalise
| Claim | Verdict | Kind of claim |
|---|---|---|
| “Quiet Luxury uses serif typography.” | Common, not necessary. | Our reading |
| “Quiet Luxury uses beige.” | Common contemporary shorthand, not defining. | Our reading |
| “Quiet Luxury uses huge whitespace.” | A common translation, not defining. | Our reading |
| “Quiet Luxury means no logos whatsoever.” | Logo-less clothing is documented; the principle is that branding is not the primary value signal. A discreet mark does not disqualify. | Our reading |
| “Quiet Luxury is centuries old.” | Understated luxury is; the named trend surged in 2023. | Our reading |
| “Quiet Luxury = stealth wealth = old money.” | The terms overlap; they are not synonyms. | Our reading |
Open questions
| Question | Status | What would settle it |
|---|---|---|
| No licensed evidence imagery. Brand and runway imagery is in copyright and will appear only as catalogue links. | Open | — |
| No source outside fashion, so every claim about screens, branding or interiors is Our reading or Web translation. | Open | — |
| Serif is listed both Common and Optional. | Open | — claims: ql.syn.serif |
| Neutral is Common while beige is Optional. | Open | — claims: ql.doc.neutral, ql.syn.beige |
| Generous negative space is Common while huge whitespace is Unreliable. | Open | — claims: ql.syn.neg-space, ql.syn.huge-whitespace |
| There is no Aesthetary record for Old Money. | Open | — claims: ql.syn.old-money |
| Is any interface convention documented? | Open | The subject is dress and goods (with a critic-documented spread to interiors); elevation, radius, borders and interactive furniture exist only in the screen translation, which the approved scope says is Aesthetary's. Searches for design-press, museum or scholarly treatment of quiet-luxury interfaces found only agency and vendor blogs, which cannot be sole support. |
| Is any motion convention documented? | Open | Searched fashion press (Vogue US and UK, W, Euronews), marketing scholarship (Han, Nunes and Drèze via AMA) and design press (Architizer, Dezeen, which refused scripted access) for any statement about movement, drape or animation: none addresses it. Only the wave-1 vendor web-design page mentions interaction. No lawful basis for a motion rule. |
| Identity and date of the original S1–S3 | Open | No title, URL or author is recorded. The claims were traced to Vogue 2023 (S2 here) and Wikipedia, but the originals cannot be confirmed. |
| Heritage comparison and Old Money comparison | Open | Heritage research is a separate record. Wikipedia defines 'old money' narrowly (inherited wealth over two generations), but no source frames the Heritage/Quiet Luxury distinction. Left as our reading. |
| Any independent (non-vendor) source for quiet luxury in graphic or screen design | Open | Searches of design press found only agencies, templates and blogs. The screen register stays Aesthetary's translation. |
| Heritage, the comparison point here, is only partly sourced so far (two research findings). | Open | — claims: ql.syn.heritage |
| Title, author, date, edition and URL are not yet recorded for S1–S3. | Resolved | Answered: The quiet-luxury-trend article exists in two editions: British Vogue (vogue.co.uk), bylined Joy Montgomery, and US Vogue (vogue.com), bylined Laura Jackson and Joy Montgomery. |
| S1 and S3 may be the same article. | Resolved | Answered: In effect yes: the British Vogue piece by Joy Montgomery and the US Vogue piece share the core paragraph, including 'less austere than minimalism but more polished than normcore'. Aesthetary treats them as two editions of one article and counts them as one source for ql.doc.less-austere. claims: ql.doc.less-austere |
| The Heritage comparison is checked against the Heritage record, which has not itself been independently researched. | Resolved | Fidelity/QA (2026-09-29): the Knowledge Completion Campaign reached the Heritage record, so 'not itself independently researched' no longer holds; the narrower gap is carried by heritage-record-thin. claims: ql.syn.heritage |
| The definition still reads the catalogue line, which the approved scope narrows. A replacement needs evidence, not an editorial rewrite. What the ruling asks: add the dress-and-consumption origin and mark the screen register as ours. | Resolved | definition from evidence (kcc:definition) |
Sources
Visuals
Every visual on the page is an image slot with an evidence class. Only historical evidence and sourced contemporary evidence may stand as evidence for a claim; everything Aesthetary made may illustrate a claim, never evidence it.
| Slot | Evidence class | May be evidence | Illustrates |
|---|---|---|---|
| ql.throw.object | Aesthetary specimen | Never | ql.syn.material-indirect, ql.syn.imagery-inspectable |
| ql.throw.edge | Aesthetary specimen | Never | ql.syn.material-indirect, ql.syn.imagery-inspectable |
| ql.throw.twill | Aesthetary specimen | Never | ql.syn.material-indirect, ql.syn.imagery-inspectable |
| ql.throw.fibre | Aesthetary specimen | Never | ql.syn.material-indirect, ql.syn.imagery-inspectable |
| ql.crops | Aesthetary diagram | Never | ql.syn.imagery-inspectable |
| ql.costume.a | Aesthetary specimen | Never | ql.syn.look-not-quality, ql.syn.costume-test |
| ql.costume.b | Aesthetary specimen | Never | ql.syn.look-not-quality, ql.syn.costume-test |
| ql.case.loud | Aesthetary specimen | Never | ql.syn.quiet-signal |
| ql.case.quiet | Aesthetary specimen | Never | ql.syn.quiet-signal, ql.syn.no-logo-rule-refused |
| ql.tone.announce | Aesthetary specimen | Never | ql.tr.copy |
| ql.tone.describe | Aesthetary specimen | Never | ql.tr.copy |
| ql.form.fold-uneven | Aesthetary specimen | Never | ql.syn.proportion |
| ql.form.fold-even | Aesthetary specimen | Never | ql.syn.proportion |
| ql.form.overlock | Aesthetary specimen | Never | ql.syn.form-carriers |
| ql.form.hand-closed | Aesthetary specimen | Never | ql.syn.form-carriers |
| ql.stock | Aesthetary specimen | Never | ql.syn.not-stock |
| ql.color.worlds | Aesthetary specimen | Never | ql.syn.color-role |
| ql.type.stage | Aesthetary specimen | Never | ql.syn.type-precision, ql.syn.serif, ql.syn.sans-ok |
| ql.type.inspections | Aesthetary specimen | Never | ql.syn.type-precision, ql.syn.thin-serif |
| ql.error.module | Aesthetary specimen | Never | ql.syn.restraint-cost |
| ql.error.sparse | Aesthetary specimen | Never | ql.syn.restraint-cost |
| ql.error.dense | Aesthetary specimen | Never | ql.syn.restraint-cost |
| ql.fe.ql | Aesthetary specimen | Never | ql.syn.object-protagonist |
| ql.fe.quiet | Aesthetary specimen | Never | ql.syn.object-protagonist |
| ql.fe.flash | Aesthetary specimen | Never | ql.syn.object-protagonist |
| ql.min.austere | Aesthetary specimen | Never | ql.syn.minimalism-motive, ql.doc.less-austere |
| ql.min.less | Aesthetary specimen | Never | ql.syn.minimalism-motive, ql.doc.less-austere |
| ql.swatch.old-money | Aesthetary specimen | Never | ql.syn.old-money |
| ql.swatch.heritage | Aesthetary specimen | Never | ql.syn.heritage |
| ql.swatch.object | Aesthetary specimen | Never | ql.syn.heritage |
| ql.counter.generic | Aesthetary specimen | Never | ql.syn.quality-as-signal |
| ql.counter.material | Aesthetary specimen | Never | ql.syn.quality-as-signal |
| ql.counter.stage | Aesthetary specimen | Never | ql.syn.quality-as-signal, ql.syn.deliberateness |
| ql.a11y.pair | Aesthetary specimen | Never | ql.tr.a11y |
| ql.dia.signals | Aesthetary diagram | Never | ql.syn.quiet-signal |
| ql.dia.carriers | Aesthetary diagram | Never | ql.syn.recognition-without-repetition |
| ql.dia.composition | Aesthetary diagram | Never | ql.syn.composition-editing |
| ql.dia.ladder | Aesthetary diagram | Never | — |
| ql.dia.origins | Aesthetary diagram | Never | — |
| ql.dia.areas | Aesthetary diagram | Never | — |
| ql.dia.axes | Aesthetary diagram | Never | — |
| ql.tr.tokens | Aesthetary translation | Never | ql.tr.exhibit-values |
| ql.ui.product | Aesthetary translation | Never | ql.tr.cta, ql.tr.containers, ql.tr.nav |
| ql.ui.motion | Aesthetary translation | Never | ql.tr.motion-amount, ql.tr.motion-responsive |
| ql.dl.contract | Aesthetary translation | Never | — |