A uniform is a symbol of union, a solemn pact of professionalism and an elegant gesture of unique expression. The theory of dressing, every race, ethnicity and culture in one staple clothing, is a showcase of a remarkable harmony against prejudice and partiality, and hence raises the rhetorical question, “does expression lies deeper than mere clothing?”, the answer of that question, would be yes!
A uniform is a living example of the phrase, “don’t judge a book by its cover!”, as instead of using a prop to express one’s self, expression in a uniform comes from within, unlike expression by the means of temporary animate objects, this way of artistry is perpetual and genuine, but that by no means imply that the simplicity of an Eastern – Pakistani Uniform can not be considered dainty!
From the smooth-pastel plain white seamed cotton shirt with a firm collar of class, to the satiny sash all the way to the dulcet, black leather strap shoes and clean white stripped socks, a staple Pakistani girl's uniform is nothing less than a delicacy, which is not just appealing in its countenance but rather durable for years to come and many more washes to bear. Despite, the fact that every student wears the same uniform, and yet not everyone appears the same, is because everyone has a different way of carrying their uniform, and how they choose to make it their own, by giving the uniform its very own IT factor. Hence, it does not matter what you wear, but rather how you embrace it, and uniforms allow decent amount of freedom of expression of creativity while still appearing competent, and further more allows wits to shine alongside style, while staying true to its concept of unity, equality and discipline among all for reaching unimaginable strides. After all don't we all look, enchantè in white!
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