There are always new fashion trends in the magazines and media, so it is easy to confuse the difference between how to dress in business professional attire versus business casual. Even though it’s currently fashionable to wear colorful blazers, my advice would be to stick to the basics when it comes to interviewing! Employers expect you to be in your most impressive state during an interview. So, when deciding what you should and shouldn’t wear to an interview, be safe and dress business professional to make the best impression! After all, it would be a bummer if a simple wardrobe change would have landed you the job.
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BUSINESS CASUAL
• Oxford shirts that button down
• Polo-style shirts with collars
• Sweater vests
• Sports jackets
• Chinos-type pants
• Khakis
• Dress slacks
Also, you have more leeway when it comes to color selection. For instance, various shades from beige to green to pink are all perfectly appropriate colors.
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BUSINESS PROFESSIONAL
• Suit
• Skirt Suit (knee-length)
• Dress slacks
• Tie
• Dress Shoes (closed-toed ladies)
• Button down collared shirt
No matter what suit you wear, your attire should be neat. The suit should be free of wrinkles and not have any tears or stains. Shoes should be cleaned and polished. Men should avoid a silly tie and stick to conservative designs with solids or stripes. Women should avoid revealing too much cleavage or wearing too much jewelry or accessories.
ashley.gonzales@mattressfirm.com
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