As an antelope who’s spent countless hours watching zebras stroll by on the savannah, I find myself pondering their distinctive stripes - could they truly lead a fashion revolution? To me, those bold black lines and white patches are more than just a natural pattern; they’re a statement of individuality. Their uniqueness is rooted not in conformity but in embracing what makes them different. Zebras wouldn’t dare to blend into the herd by abandoning their striped identity. They’d rather flaunt it with pride, creating a world where differences are celebrated rather than masked. I see parallels between zebras and some antelopes who feel pressure to conform to our natural surroundings, sacrificing our own unique essence in the process. The freedom to express oneself through fashion could be a powerful tool for self-expression and individuality - who’s to say what’s beautiful? Their ‘unusual’ appearance doesn’t make them any less stunning; on the contrary, it makes them one-of-a-kind masterpieces of nature. Perhaps we can learn from their stripes that true beauty lies in embracing our differences rather than trying to blend in with others. With so many varieties in colors and patterns across the animal kingdom, fashion has no limit - zebra-led revolution or not.