What is so child-like about it? Clothes are clothes-there is no way to judge a person's age or maturity by what clothes they wear. Also, they are uniforms-style does not matter. What matters is that all the children come in looking the same and many people believe that when style is thrown in, it undermines the school as a learning institution. I'm not saying that this is true, I'm just saying that is a popular opinion among a lot of uniform-wearing schools-again, not all of them.

I think they should have worn their uniforms a lot more-is it not a requirement? Shouldn't they have been neater? I didn't like the Muggle clothing because they wore it too much and it is 2003-2004 Muggle clothing. This story doesn't take place in 2004-in 1993.
The new uniforms looked good-I liked them as much as the first two movies' uniforms, except for the girls' shoes-too much flair for a uniform, I think. Also, I wish they would keep it more consistent because schools rarely just change their uniforms and even with the different directors, an occasional change is alright, because they are still just movies-too much is irking, however.

That is what I think anyway. No offense, okay?