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custom skins in Minecraft windows

When you bring a skin from the files, you have the option of one skin; if you want a different skin you have to go back to your files. If you have two skin slots open with one having a previous custom skin, and in the other you tried to add a different custom skin, both slots get updated to the new skin: essentially, it's like having two of the same skin.

what I'm suggesting is that there is a "plus" button so that previously used custom skins are saved. Then you can add more without having to go in your files every time or getting duplicate skins.

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    The issue is that custom skins are currently stored as a single file, named custom.png. So this means when you upload a new custom skin, is does overwrite the old skin. You can kinda fix this on PC/mobile by making a custom skin pack, but I understand that isn't the solution anyone would want.

    Your suggestion would also allow custom skins on other platforms, which would be something long awaited by console players.