As stated in the previous post you can create new styles to make it easier and faster to develop an image to a specific look. You can pick and choose which adjustments you wish to include in each style. To start from the Styles and Presets panel click on the ellipses (…) on the panel header and the Save Style dialog will pop up. Select the values you want to have in your style then click the save button at the bottom of the dialog. You then give the style a name and a place to live in the hierarchy. Get verbose with the naming. If you have a Fujifilm Classic Chrome style you might want to put that in the name.

There may be some options that do not make sense or make sense only with specific images from the same camera. For instance if you have an image from a recent Fujifilm X series camera they you can apply the Classic Chrome film simulation and save it as a style. If you then attempt to use the style on an image from another non-Fujifilm camera you are not going to get the color grading that the Classic Chrome simulation provides.