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Also you should've picked the animal to make the shoes from yourself.
Shower, moisturise and (gently) spritz a fragrance of your liking. Opt for aquatic / citrus fragrances so that you're not burning people's nostril hair off. CK is a good choice, but keep an eye out on sales on the Paco Rabanne website. The Invictus line is inexpensive and good for office wear. Use a good deodorant, carry wet wipes for long days, keep a shoe buff in your drawer. Invest in comfortable shoes with good heel support. Your confidence will take you a longer way than most brands do. Smile wide, sound strong and have a firm handshake. Nobody will think twice about your shoes if you get that right.
- Lala ji