A dialogue between fashion among the students

A conversation about fashion among students

Asrar: Boys and girls all over the world are becoming more fashionable every day now.
Sima: Young students want to wear the newest clothes following the latest fashion trends.
Zafar: Fashion spreads quickly and is liked by all young boys and girls.
Nazia: They even have fashion shows in big hotels to show the newest clothes.
Kushaf: I think Paris is where fashion starts. People say fashion changes quickly there.
Munib: In Pakistan, Lahore, Islamabad, and Karachi are big places for fashion.
Saba: Fashion can be about anything, like clothes, hairstyles, shoes, or manners in life.
Zia: In fashion, everything changes like nature's rules.
Naz: Pakistani students are becoming very fashionable. They wear all kinds of stylish clothes to college.
Afifa: Girls wear colorful dresses like pretty butterflies.
Asma: Boys also want to look like movie actors. They try to copy Shan, Nadeem, Asad Sheikh, or Faisal.
Asif: Girls also dress like Alia, Baber Sharif, Samina Peerzada, or Alia Aqib.
Kushaf: Are you jealous of the girls, Asif?
Asif: No, Kushaf, I'm not jealous. I'm just saying facts, as we're talking about fashion.
Bano: Don't worry, Kushaf. Let him say what he wants.
Asad: I think Pakistani students learn fashion from movies and TV.
Bano: Even going to watch a movie is a kind of fashion.
Asad: You're right, Bano. I agree.
Saima: Some fashion-loving students spend a lot of time on makeup.
Asrar: I think these students know a lot about movies and fashion, but they might not know much about their textbooks.
Tina: Students who don't wear fashionable clothes are seen as old-fashioned.
Rafi: But I think fashion is not bad.
Nazia: I agree. Fashion is okay. Fashionable people look smart and attractive.
Naz: I respectfully disagree, Nazia. I think students who spend too much time on makeup might not focus on their studies.
Asma: They might not even have time to clean their books.
Afifa: But if fashion is limited, it's not bad.
Asif: I completely agree.
Kushaf: Fashion isn't just about expensive clothes.
Asrar: Simplicity is a great fashion too.
Saima: Definitely.
Kushaf: But students shouldn't waste too much time on fashion. Learning is more important than fashion.
Bano: But I support fashion. Who else should do it if not students?
Zakir: Good point, Bano. I agree.
Naz: Youth is beautiful without much adornment. Students look good already.
Asif: We're with Bano. Older people who have lost their charm can focus on fashion.
Laila: Bano, we don't all agree.
Afifa: It's every young person's right to enjoy fashion.
Abrar: Let's not argue. We can agree that students can enjoy fashion, but in moderation.
Nazia: Let's agree with Abrar and finish our discussion today.