Exactly, their creativity and individuality would just mix up to a boring mess when they all wear the same clothes.

A dress code at school has a few advantages, as we can see on the other side of this argument, but there are also quite a lot of issues.

First and foremost, having to wear certain types of clothing restricts the students, their creativity and their freedom of expression. For instance, they won't be able to wear the shirt of their favourite band, game or movie that they want to support or show that they are a fan of.

Another reason, which speaks against a dress code, is the unnecessary work that would appear whenever someone breaks these rules.

After these few examples, it should be obvious that if someone really wanted to establish a dress code at school, they need to think about how the students would react to it.

Although it might seem like a violation against the freedom of the students, considering how they have to wear specific clothes that don't break this dress code, it would have a few certain advantages.

For example, if every student wears similar clothing it might break any possible bullying based on appearance or economic background. Although this applies more to younger students, it still reduces the chances nonetheless. Furthermore, a dress code would help to restrict or ban any kind of offensive imagery or phrases on clothes that the people might wear.

All in all, there are quite a few advantages to a dress code at school which are worth thinking about.

I support your argument, because of how busy our lives became it is very hard to meet with people in person these days.

Although digital communication has a lot of positive aspects, there are also some serious precautions someone has to take. For instance, we are living in the age of social media, and with that in mind, many people spend hours upon hours of their day on these websites to receive a false feeling of belonging or to check on the status of the people they follow. Some major problems that could occur when spending that much time online would be obviously addiction, the grief for more 'fame' on the net, and just in general, to have the highest amount of friends or followers.

At this age of time, any other form of communication is really outdated. A few of the old ways to communicate with people are writing letters, talking over the landline telephone or just meeting in person. With the technological advance, we experienced in our life, all of this was made a lot easier and more accessible for everyone. Now it just takes a short message to convey some kind of information.