Avoid bright or unusual colors or very long nails. Keep your jewelry and hair accessories to a minimum, and stick to those that are not flashy, distracting, or shiny. One ring per hand is best. Shoes should be conservative and fairly low-heeled. They should be in reasonably good condition, not scuffed or run-down at the heels. A basic pump is flattering, versatile, and will stay in style forever once you own pumps, you can spend the rest of your money on fun shoes.
The salesperson in the shoe store can steer you in the right direction. Your hose should be neutral matched to your skin tone. Make sure the heels are not dyed black from your shoes and that there are no snags or runs. Only use the nail polish trick in an emergency; you may want to carry an extra pair of hose with you instead.
Dress in a manner that is professionally appropriate to the position for which you are applying. When in doubt, go conservative is this starting to sound familiar? Your clothing should always be neat, clean, and pressed. Your hair should be neat, clean, and conservatively styled. However, we always say it's better to overdress than underdress for an interview.
You tend to feel your best when you look your best! Here are some tips for dressing for an interview: For women: Avoid excessive make-up and jewelry. Conservative is usually best. Make sure that your hair style and color is also conservative and modern. Do not wear clothing that is too tight, shows cleavage, or is too short. Also avoid lace, sheer, and animal prints. If you choose to wear a skirt to your interview, it should hit right above the knee and you should wear pantyhose. If she had on a turtle neck for a winter interview, then I would think the look just fine.
The blouse and slacks are. However, this type of dress is not uncommon within the work office. Anything transparent should be avoided. The effect on a male interviewer might be different. Tight blouse, buxomly figure could be distracting. I recommend knee length or just about the knee. Either wear pants or knee length skirt. The scarf may be a bit flashy for an interview, and the skirt might be too short. Wear dark shoes that are polished and free of scratches or stains. Wear matching socks.
Avoid wearing strong cologne. Carry your resume and documents in a briefcase or smart laptop bag. Make sure all tattoos are covered and remove any body piercings. Casual Business Environment If you are interviewing for a position in IT or an environment where the dress code is a little more relaxed than formal business wear, then business casual may be appropriate for the interview. Wear a button up shirt with a collar. Choose leather shoes that are polished and free of scratches or stains.
Bring a satchel or briefcase to carry your resume and documents. Avoid wearing jeans and shirts without collars. Shave and get a haircut or if your hair is long, tie it back. Make sure all tattoos are covered and remove any body piercings you may have. Casual Environment Applying for a job at a cafe, small boutique, or a start-up can be tricky. No matter what outfit you wear make sure it looks polished. Leave jeans in the cupboard and opt for dark trousers or chinos.
Wear a collared polo or a buttoned shirt. Leave the tie at home unless it is part of the company's regular uniform. A casual loafer will work with chinos, just ensure they are in good condition. Shave and make sure your hair is neat and tidy. Don't wear too much cologne. Especially relevant if the job is in hospitality, ensure your nails are clean. Worker Environment If you are going for a job as a labourer, in a manufacturing plant or in an environment where you work outdoors all day, a suit and tie is not appropriate.
Wear your best jeans that means no holes, worn out patches or stains. Wear a belt with your jeans. Pair your best jeans with a casual shirt like a polo shirt or a block colour t-shirt. Do not wear shorts or any kind. Avoid shirts that are too tight or short or that have graphics on the front. Make sure your hair is neat and tidy and any facial hair is well-groomed. Do not wear a hat to the interview.
Closed toe shoes in good condition are best. Cover up any tattoos or body piercings with long sleeved shirts or long pants. Formal Business Environment Business formal is seen as the standard interview dress code, whether you are male or female.
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