Thailand's 'rule breaker' school uniforms challenge tradition


Models posing for an advertising campaign wearing Thai designer Tin Tunsopon's creations aiming to be an alternative to the school uniforms that are mandatory in the country, in this handout picture taken in Thailand, June 2020. - Reuters

BANGKOK, Sept 29 (Reuters): In Thai classrooms, showing a rebellious or creative streak through what you wear is difficult.

School uniform rules are strict, down to how pupils' hair should be cut and the type of socks and shoes they are allowed to wear.

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