I need "professional" help.

Sep 18, 2015

Rissa G.

So I have an interview at a pretty high-class restaurant. It's pretty fancy actually. I have a pretty laid back wardrobe, nothing fancy at all actually. lol.. So I'm in dire need of help.

Can you guys help me come up with an outfit for this? Like, pictures would REALLY help and be grratly appreciated. The weather is getting a bit chilly but I'm open to any and all outfit suggestions.

I've checked pinterest but it's not motivating me at all, I need interaction, so who better than my girls on BL?!

Sep 18, 2015

Rissa G.

By the way my body type is slim and I have a smaller waist and chicken legs (lol), albeit a bit bigger in the chest and bum area if that helps..

Sep 18, 2015

Julie F.

Of course you'd need the neckline higher... But just like black pants, a nicer top, and a blazer or cardigan

Sep 18, 2015

Rissa G.

Hmm. That's simple but could work. I'll need to get a blazer. :) thank you.

Sep 18, 2015

Rissa G.

Those are so cute, especially the last one! I'm a bit self conscience about my legs but I actually have the perfect accesories and dress for that look! I just need a blazer. thank you Crystal :)

Sep 18, 2015

Crystal G.

No problem! Good luck :)

Sep 18, 2015

Julie F.

I would stay away from wing liner and red lips! I was always told to keep makeup SUPER simple. No bold eyes or lips! Up to you though :-)

Sep 18, 2015

Rissa G.

You look beautiful Aru! thankyou.

I'm not comfortable in red lips anyways Julie :p yes I always keeo my makeup very simple for interviews! nude lip and mascara!

Sep 18, 2015

Julie F.

You're going to kill it! good luck and let us know how it goes :-)

Sep 18, 2015

Diana T.

Omg aru you look so cute in that dress - I think all the photos posted are appropriate but definitely a higher neckline on the first photo - usually black slacks and a blazer with a button up blouse is appropriate for most interviews - heels are optional but if you opt for flats make sure they are a clean and simple and in a neutral shade unless it matches a color in your outfit - it helps you look more put together if your outfit matches your shoes - but a surprising pop of color with a neutral outfit also expresses personality for jobs where you need to be personable and like able

Sep 18, 2015

Grace T.

I used to work as a hostess at a high end restaurant. I suggest black pants or knee length skirt blazer and black sensible shoes. No sandals. I looked very professional and wearing black felt so chic. They liked my hair pulled out of my face and I would keep makeup classic and simple. Nothing trendy. The pics above are great examples. Good luck!

Sep 18, 2015

Aru T.

Thank you so much Diana and Renay :-) my bad, somehow I thought that in restaurant environment red lips will convey strength...but ignore me...wear whatever gives you the extra boost of confidence. Remember every interview is a procedure to figure out if you as person will fit into the org/employers overall environment... so research a little bit about the ambience and the work environment...and yes, confidence is the key...all the best...you will do great!