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Even as Robert becomes more comfortable in his surroundings—and earns more money—his clothes still show that he’s not. In season two, Robert is, yes, wearing a tailored suit. But he’s terrible at keeping it clean: “I don’t want to ruin my suit,” he tells Nicole, the older woman he unwisely sleeps with. “I just bought it.” Yasmin, however, snorts cocaine multiple times in her Saint Laurent dress. In this season, Robert commits perhaps the biggest wardrobe mistake of all: showing up to a party in an outfit that’s too revealing. “You can’t wear that,” Sir Henry Muck (Kit Harrington) admonishes Robert, who shows up to an exclusive ayahuasca party in a suit, and tosses him a Lumi T-shirt. Even when it comes to psychedelic trips, there’s a certain appropriate attire that some characters seem to intuit.

Harper’s financial rise and assimilation are also reflected in what she wears. In the first season, she wears unremarkable outfits; in the second, she walks into Pierpoint with a Prada bag and a camel coat. “You see her wearing a camel coat, which is very similar to the coat that Yasmin wore in the first season,” season two costume designer Colleen Morris-Glennon told Vogue. “I just wanted that almost unconscious replication.” TV characters may not always wear their hearts on their sleeves. But their wealth? Lately, it seems like they do.

The Perfect Couple isn’t the only show that uses clothes to send subtle class signals. Watch HBO’s hit show Industry, now in its third season, and you’ll see how clothes speak quietly on behalf of its characters. You don’t need to understand a British accent to know that Robert Spearing (Harry Lawtey) comes from a working-class background: in the first season, an executive rips his shirt pocket while in the bathroom of investment bank Pierpoint. “I’m not here to fix a light,” he says. Meanwhile, posh trust-fund kid Yasmin Kara-Hanani (Marisa Abela) shows up as a first-year associate wearing a Burberry trench coat. (The designer style can retail for up to £3,000.) She doesn’t need to earn money like Robert. She already has it.

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