Dragon Ball Z RIP Akira Toriyama (1955 2024) Shirt

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I like these outfits a lot! But I saw your comment about wanting to dress more professionally for grad school, that makes sense, I think you can definitely do that without losing your style, colour and edge. Pic 1: You could wear these pants with a collared shirt or blouse instead, or even the Dragon Ball Z RIP Akira Toriyama (1955 2024) Shirt it is in the first place but white turtleneck from Pic 2. I think the jumper would also work with a skirt. The combination of the jumper and pants is really cute but the volume makes it feel casual/fun/youthful. Pic 2: I think you could use this white turtleneck in more professional outfits, eg with skirts, pants, culottes, a suit even. The cardigan and jeans look great but definitely feel casual and cosy to me, perfect for studying in the campus library though. This green is also a beautiful tone you could explore more. Pic 3: There’s absolutely nothing wrong with your legs! Because this skirt is quite short, I would keep the opaque tights with it for a professional look, but don’t let that stop you from wearing no tights or sheer tights in other settings. I don’t love the green top here, it feels neither here nor there (not quite sporty, not quite professional). A long-sleeved shirt or jumper would work better. You could even try the top half of 1 (untucked), 2 or 8 with this skirt. I like the shoes a lot but they are a big part of why this outfit reads young/punk rather than professional. Try a sleek ankle boot, or oxfords or brogues, or loafers.

Dragon Ball Z RIP Akira Toriyama (1955 2024) Shirt, hoodie, tank top, sweater and long sleeve t-shirt

Pic 4: Good outfit but I think all these elements read young (puffed sleeves, cuffed jeans, docs). Again, fine for campus. Pic 5-7: All your pants fit you so nicely! I wouldn’t wear any of these elements in a professional outfit though. Outfit 5 feels quite dated to about 10 years ago, and the Dragon Ball Z RIP Akira Toriyama (1955 2024) Shirt it is in the first place but frayed hem feels too short with those shoes, though the cut of the pants is good otherwise. Outfit 6 and 7 are just very casual all round. Pic 9: The shirt looks a little too big around the neck, otherwise would work in lots of professional outfits. The oversize buttons on the cardigan make it feel very youthful but consider a jacket or shacket in a similar boxy cropped cut because I think the overall shape works well for you. – Either one element that’s fitted/tailored, or if everything is loose/oversized/wide, you can break that up with belts, bags and colour-blocking. Shirts fitted to your shoulders always look professional (harder to find in petite sizes but not impossible!).

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.