The impression you make when interviewing for an employer does not only depend on your resume skills. Appearance is also of great importance. Looking at your clothes, hair and makeup, a potential chef can conclude what kind of person you are and whether he wants to work with you.
Strict and elegant
Business attire will work for most interviews. A person in a suit is subconsciously associated with such qualities as hard work, responsibility, determination, seriousness. Such an employee will be to the liking of the employer. But don't stop at standard black pants or a skirt and white blouse. Today, you can make a more interesting combination, which at the same time will look stern.
White shirt can be replaced with beige, pistachio, blue, lavender, light pink. Pants or skirt can be brown, navy blue, gray, plaid. Instead of a jacket, you can throw on a jacket. The main thing is that things are clean, ironed and fit perfectly on you.
Creative dress code
Most employers will not welcome an employee over-expressing himself through his attire, ignoring corporate identity. However, in some professions this is encouraged. If you are getting a job as a fashion editor or stylist, your look should emphasize that you are a good specialist. The latest from fashion shows in your wardrobe will give you an extra plus.
Those wishing to get a job in a team consisting mainly of informal youth can also step back from the business style, replacing the jacket with a cardigan, and pumps with comfortable moccasins. If you are not sure how to dress for the employees of the company where you hope to get, it is better to stop at the business option. After all, you need to impress the boss and make sure that you are accepted, and future colleagues, walking around the office in jeans and sneakers, no longer need this.
Shoes
When going for an interview, you should also pay attention to your shoes. It is best to stay on the expensive classics. If you are in doubt about what to wear, go for black or beige pumps with steady heels. Put a brush in your bag so that you can tidy up your shoes before entering the office of your future boss, because during the trip they will most likely be covered with dust.
Accessories
Well-chosen accessories will help you complete the image of a collected and responsible employee. Do not strive to put on all the best and most expensive. A watch can be expensive for you, but otherwise it is better to show moderation. A set of earrings and a bracelet or a chain and a ring, elegant and unobtrusive, will come in handy.
