How should I dress after the election?

So despite the fact that I'm trans, I still dress very femme (dresses, skirts, makeup, etc) 1) because I like it and its my body that gives me dysphoria, not how I dress and 2) I'm very deep in the closet about my gender and dressing femme helps with that. But, the way I dress is very alternative (band tees, patch pants with political patches) and often clocks me as being queer in some way (I have had multiple people tell me they assumed I like girls in some way).

I live in a very conservative area in the south, and with the election I'm really scared and I know I can't dress the way I normally due no matter who wins for my own safety (and I have to leave my house due to classes at collage). So how should I dress so I seem more straight and not left leaning?

Like I genuinely have no clue how to not dress alternatively, so any tips on how to dress like a basic straight cis woman?

(as a bit of a description of me, I have just past my shoulders black hair with thick straight across bangs, my skin is very pale with more olive undertones, blue eyes, I have to wear glasses that are square black frames, I'm average height and weight and I'm not particularly curvy (my dysphoria makes me think my hips and chest are bigger than they really are), so if that helps with deciding how I should dress, please give me advice.