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Stephanie B.

Aug 12, 2015

Stephanie B.

My job interview is tomorrow and I want to look presentable and leave a good first impression :) I just moved and unfortunately my clothes aren't here yet so I have to work with what I have! (All my blouses are packed). Could you give me your thoughts on this outfit? Or anything I could do to make it better, like accessories? Thank you!

Stephanie B.

Aug 12, 2015

Stephanie B.

And also the top has a higher collar and is mid-length sleeve, but this picture is the closest I could find

Sadie G.

Aug 12, 2015

Sadie G.

That looks great! But I highly highly recommend not wearing leggings or jeans. (The pants in the picture look like leggings) they're unprofessional, I recommend some slacks, or even black denim would be okay, just make sure they're BLACK not just dark blue. Best of luck!

Julie B.

Aug 12, 2015

Julie B.

I agree with Sadie that's what I was going to comment lol. Leggings are for more laid back appearances, and give off that laid back vibe. The interviewer might think you don't care a lot of you wore those. I agree you could go with black pants. To spice up the shirt maybe throw a scarf over it and a jacket (like a green army jacket)

Christina R.

Aug 12, 2015

Christina R.

Black slacks and a blazer would help tremendously, another tip that wows your employer is taking a portfolio with your resume, cover letter, hs diplomas, awards.

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