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Also leave some room in your budget to shop when you get there. Look up Scandinavian style. Scandis have a very cool and unique way of dressing. Lastly, congratulations! Way to be a strong woman in stem Maybe less platforms? Huge lover of docs here as well, maybe some dressier shoes? Or different boot styles even, like chelsea boots. The docs look amazing on you, I just think that may be a big component of why it doesn’t feel “adult.” as for the January February Arizona April let the March Madness begin shirt in other words I will buy this tuck, fellow short torso here maybe utilise different tucking styles occasionally like a tuck in front but untucked everywhere else. I also sometimes tuck on the back and sides and leave the front untucked so it lengthens the torso I would add one pair of nude or black heels that fit really well and cost $$$. Buy it for life stuff. You might also want to add a pair of dressy tennis shoes and a pair of flats, but it’s up to you.

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Also, not fashion but I got a pair of Hoka Ora recovery shoes to wear around the January February Arizona April let the March Madness begin shirt in other words I will buy this house and my feet have never been happier. Try and get boots with a sharper or tapered front. It can carry you from the office to dinner to clubbing with the right jackets and accessories. I wouldn’t ditch your current shoes; I’d keep them for casual wear. I think your whole style is going to work really well in the Netherlands. But for more professional times, probably just some basic, minimalist clothing. Something like Ann Taylor for affordable, m.m. Lafleur if you want to spend more. For pants, you mentioned pleated trousers and I definitely agree. Everything will be too long, just accept that you have to get things hemmed. Check out the Harlow pant from Madewell and the Harper pant from Abercrombie. I just purchased these cheaper versions from Target (they had some colors on clearance for $9 at my store) – They are WAY too long but sit ok for me at the waist.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.