I think you are mixing up several issues. One is an individual and possibly unconventional style of dress, from which you infer a higher risk of assault. However, these assaults are committed by people who are solely responsible for them. Their reasons may be understandable, but such behaviour is not punishable and outlawed for nothing. It has nothing at all to do with the appearance of the victim, but lies entirely with the perpetrator.

Another is the school uniform or dress code. They only seem to lead to more equality. My children went to private schools and that's how I know for sure: then it's the better materials, the better mobile phones, the more expensive trips, the real jewellery and the better cars that manifest status differences.

And then there is the matter of decency. A completely different thing, because it can't be grasped either with clothes or with equalisation. For me, decency is the inner attitude of a person that corresponds to high and self-chosen values.