Getting rid of the bracers is a good idea, as they aren’t visible anyway. I’m actually using the common quality Outrunner’s shoulders instead of the identical rare quality Azure Shoulderguards, so I can keep those.

I see the DK-specific skin tones on male tauren DKs fairly frequently, but not so often on females. I chose a normal face & skin tone for my first tauren DK because I wanted to emphasize her pre-DK background — but after I observed how nice the DK-specific looks were (and also that the DK “black” is actually more of a plummy mix of deep reds and blues), well, then I needed another tauren DK. The DK-specific looks do seem to be a small, experimental step in the direction of more subtle & detailed skin tones for the earlier races.

You could also remove certain pieces entirely (making up for the green gear) such as belt, bracers, maybe even gloves and shoulders.

She really does look striking, it’s not often you see a tauren death knight look like that, in fact, people seem to shy away from the death knight specific skin tones, some which have excellent contrast and depth.

I like the first set on her the best, and I LOVE her coloring. She is quite attractive.