What to.. or Not to.. Wear for an Interview

Job interviews are an important piece of every one's lives. They are inevitable. Yet one of the most important things are the outfit. It gives the interviewer an impression that could make or break you. Here is what and what not to do:

• black pencil skirt
• white oxford
• purple flats
• black vest
• black headband
• simple silver necklace

This is simple, yet fun. It shows you have intelligence, yet you're fun. The necklace is cute, and everything else is sophisticated. If you do something like this, you'll be set and have this job.

• huge pink bag
• white tank top
• tight pink jeans
• body jewelry
• clunky shoes
• sparkly head bow
• "bitch" ring
• bear trap bracelet
• huge bling
• big necklace
  

With this on, you'll look like an annoying, bitchy, disrespectful kid. The pants are too bright for work, the "bitch" ring is too inappropriate, and the bow is too bright. I mean, if you're working in Hot Topic, this would be fine, but in the average workplace, this outfit is a no go. A good rule of dressing for job interviews is to tone down your daily wear, then tone it down a little more.

Also, call the company and ask what the dress code is. You'll look interested and you'll wear the right thing.

Good luck!

Sugar,

LenaLightening