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I would love to incorporate local Dutch elements in my clothing, but Dutch traditional clothing is so ugly, impractical, and region-specific so don't want to do that. Don't know what else I can do. If only there was a contemporary Dutch style of clothing I could use.
Excuse me, what about this looks impractical to you?
On a more serious note, but maybe not typical Dutch: many of my friends are into like 40s-50s style fashion. Oftentimes it's great quality, looks traditional and I guess you can add Dutch things to it.
17-18th century Dutch Calvinist Burgher Drip. Just dress as the last (successful) revolutionaries in Dutch history.
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