SeaDaVie said:
The_Yoda said:
It looks as if they normally wear a uniform in her school (according to the first link.) So every outfit that was not the uniform violated the dress code. Am I missing something? You, I believe, in a later post claim she violated the dress code. That does not appear to be the case as every outfit that wasn't their uniform violated the everyday dress code. This was a special dress day.
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“It’s about being British, the Spice Girls and even the freedom at being able to wear a dress. This is just what being British means to her.â€Â
Grade-A student Courtney also planned to read a speech celebrating Shakespeare, fish and chips, and the royal family
How long does something have to be done to be considered a tradition or traditional? Weren't all traditions young once? Wasn't every traditional dress new fashion at some point? The Spice Girls were 30 years ago. That is nearly three times the girls age. I've said it before and I will say it again timing and in this case perspective do not get the credit in life they deserve.
I posed probably too many questions so I will stop here.
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People have been wearing Adidas tracksuits longer than the Spices Girls existed but if you show up to culture day in trackies you'll get told to go home.Â
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Adidas is German. Not sure if a good idea to wear on English Boarding school 
