It's still a bit cover girl for me... so I 'd suggest two possibilities:
1. Let her step forward with the right foot, maybe on a rock or other debris. This would suit the pose of the upper body (I can imagine her gaining momentum to break down a door, or just stepping on a mutie's head)
2. Have her lean a bit forward (with a slight turn of the left shoulder) - this would make the pose more robust, combat-like
Pushing the hips to the opposite direction while turning the upper body a bit is usually to emphasize the breasts and buttocks in the silouette - something we all love to see, but I can't guarantee the Ecclesiarchy to judge in our favour