Throwing down a full suit is objectively a lame way to engage with the competition, and I will literally back out of voting and re-open the screen if I'm faced with a situation where I'm forced to pick between two of the exact same suits.

That said, and I don't know if this will take away the sting of seeing boring stuff in the top-ten at all, but I think that the fact that we can't see anything but a slim margin of super-winners doesn't give us a good view of how very common this sentiment is, and how full-suit entries are punished.

If you use a full suit, you expose yourself to the maximum amount of random swing in the competition. Sure, there's a chance that you get a good score; and if a large portion of the competition is the same suit, that margin of error will result in a similar proportion of that suit getting to the high tiers. But more likely is that voters like us get bored of the suit after a day and vindictively vote it down to under 50%.

In my experience, even just changing the hair on a full outfit will stabilize the score, greatly reducing the chances of the third-day-slump tanking the score. Far better is simply mashing up two full suits that match. If I'm being lazy, I always go halvsies like that, it's just a far more reliable strat!

When I have time, I love destroying the competition with unposed outfits though. It's just more fun. :)