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[Star Wars] My Padawan wants to wear black robes like a Sith, is this a problem?

I'm a Jedi Knight who just got his first Padawan assign by the Council, the training progresses good. 

He learns from me, I learn by teaching him, everything is nice in balance, but lately my Padawan has started to wear black robes. They are still in the traditional cut of our order, but they seem a bit too reminiscent of the Siths to me, when we talked about it he said that Master Anakin Skywalker wears his Jedi robes ether black or even black leather, so I don't feel in the position to directly forbid it but should I be worried?

And since we are on the topic why IS a prominent Jedi wearing black robes like a Sith?
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Why would it be a problem? This isn't some fantasy series where the good guys wear white and the bad guys wear black so the audience doesn't have to think too much. Black is just a colour, maybe he likes it for camouflage purposes or out of respect for a deceased relative. Or maybe he thinks he looks silly dressing in white robes that never stay clean. Black hides dust and dirt much better than "traditional" robes. Maybe he is a strict adherent to the no whites after galactic labour day rule. Quit acting like the fashion police, if he was turning to the dark side he's not likely to announce it by changing his wardrobe and growing an emo hair style.