It was not quite right to say that we all in Sweden are dressed the same. I noticed the other day at Uppsala short film festival that there are differences. When sitting at the cinema I had a good chance to observer all the people coming in. There were mainly students in the public and they were not dressed in mainstream clothes. However the funny thing was that they were all dressed the same within the group. Almost all girls hade long hair, with the natural colour or a bit ginger (probably henna) and they had cloths that looked second hand (I like second hand, it’s just an observation). There are groups and subgroups in England to for sure, it’s just more visible in Sweden because we are a smaller population and thus less diverged.