Cutouts, miniskirts, sheer tops, tank tops, camisoles, muscle shirts nope
If you dress more masculine: Basically think business-casual but less formal Stick with the sports coats or blazers as a jacket The shirt can be a short or long-sleeve button-down or a fun patterned dress shirt Pants can be more casual dress pants, chinos or dark-colored jeans Shoes should be dress shoes, Chelsea boots, Gibsons, or even a very nice pair of sneakers (think leather or suede) For the feminine dressers: Start off your look with a classy blouse, shirt, button-down, or other collared shirt As for pants, stick with a tailored trouser or a dark-wash pair of jeans If you want to wear a dress, go with a smart midi dress
In short, business casual is all about smart, tailored clothing worn in a way that is slightly more laid back
Unskilled, but Strong: How she manages to get as far as she does, she has next to no actual leadership skills, she tends to use grand, and sometimes brutal, gestures to win the loyalty of people, helped by the fact that most of her army, is either slaves who are grateful to be freed, or a horde of barbarians who respect strength, this is deconstructed by the time she ends up in Westeros, there are no slaves to free, no barbarian tribe to impress, her attempts to become queen without resorting to using her Army or Dragons fall flat, because the Westeros political game is based on political manoeuvring, a way she has no real experience in, without her Dragons, she would have been stopped much earlier in her story
