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A Woman’s Quick Guide On What To Wear For A Job Interview
Someone interviewing you for a job will begin to judge you based on your appearance. More than having an impressive resume, what you’re wearing will also speak for you. That is why it’s important to consider what you’ll be dressed in, to impress the interviewer.
Pick a two-piece suit that looks professional and conservative. It’s always safe to stick to colors like brown, black, navy or dark gray. Steer clear of something with loud colors and patterns. Underneath the suit’s top, wear a blouse that goes well with the suit.
If you’re planning on wearing a skirt, opt for something that’s a little below the knee in length. High slits are definitely a no-no. Some women find wearing pants much more beneficial, as they need not worry about accidentally exposing themselves before the interviewer. Pants should be tailored, and not as tight as a pair of jean skinny.
All jewelry items and fashion accessories should be conservative. Go for a simple yet stylish wristwatch. Steer clear of wearing extreme and chunky earrings, necklaces, bangles, rings and others. Always remember that less is more. If you’re thinking of carrying a purse with you, that’s going to be fine. Just make sure it’s simple yet elegant.
You should exude stylishness at a job interview. Although wearing a pair of stilettos or women’s brown boots also shows stylishness, it’s in a different direction. Wear closed toe shoes, with minimal designing. It’s okay to wear a flat pair. But if you wish to don something high-heeled, stick to those with 1′ or 2′ heels.
If you bought a new pair of shoes exclusive for the interview, practice walking in them. Check if the front puts pressure on your toes after some time, or if blisters are likely. You don’t want to walk in the room looking like you’re in pain. Also, tripping up is not really a nice way of making a first impression.
As with cosmetics, it’s better to wear some than not wear any at all. But do keep it minimal, simple and elegant. Clip your nails. Steer clear of screaming nail polish colors. Better yet, wear none at all. Apply eau de parfum spray moderately. Pick something lightly scented and pleasing.
Knowing that you’re wearing just the right attire for an interview will boost your confidence tremendously. What you show up in will have an impact on your evaluation. That’s why it’s important to appear before the interviewer dressed like you’re the one he or she is looking for.
Larry Fine Interview 1 – Motion Picture Country Home – 1973
