You only have one chance to leave a good first impression;
with people you spend time with there are chances to change that. However, when
it comes to a job
interview, you only have one shot, so you should do your best and avoid any
mistakes, because even the smallest thing can contribute to your potential
employers choosing someone else over you.
Suits
Depending on what you look and feel good while wearing, you
may choose to wear a skirt suit or a pant suit, but as far as the colour is
concerned, don’t experiment too much: gray, navy or black is probably the
safest bet so go for that. There will be time to experiment once you get the
job, but at the interview better not to take any chances, especially if it is a
conservative company.
Classic never dies
Whenever in doubt – opt for a classic outfit that never goes
old. Black pants and a white shirt may sound too dull to you, but there is
nothing simpler and better than that. In addition, you can choose whether you
want your pants to be shorter and tighter, or longer and wide-legged, not to
mention thousands of different variations of white shirts. Put on red lipstick,
and wear heels or flats, whatever makes you feel more comfortable.
Professional and
responsible vibe
The
impression you are striving for is exactly that: professional and
responsible, so it might be wise if you don’t chose something too dressy. A
simple white shirt and a black sweater over it, combined with dark grey pants
and nice shoes will send the right message out. Tie your hair in a high
ponytail, put on some red lipstick and you will be ready to go.
Add some color to it
Black, white, and grey may be the safest choices for a job
interview, but adding a bit colour here and there is not such a bad idea. For
example, you can combine a beige pencil skirt with a polka dot shirt, and
wear a pink sweater on top of that. Pink statement necklace may or may not
be too much, as you see fitting, but a nice tote bag and some pointy toe flats
do look professional but not too serious at the same time.
Don’t hide your
femininity
This doesn’t mean that you should show up wearing a way to
revealing dress, but a subtle emphasis of your curves is not a bad idea. Wear a
form-fitting black dress with a delicate gold necklace and a wrist watch,
and combine it with a brighter colour of your bag and shoes, such as nude, beige,
or even brown.
Bossy is not always
bad
Dressing for a job you want is always a good choice, so if
you show up dressed like a successful businesswoman, you will surely be
noticed. Simple black pumps, black pants and a well fitted blazer go well with
a shirt with a
subtle pattern and a long necklace. Make sure your hair is nice and shiny,
but if you didn’t have time to style it, simply tie it in a ponytail and
decorate it with a nice little bow.
When it comes to job interviews, there are some
general rules and guidelines you should keep in mind when choosing your
perfect outfit. It is important to leave a good impression, but it is also
important to feel good while wearing your chosen clothes, sweating in too tight pants will only make you more
nervous, so try to relax and choose wisely.
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