The Trip
I've interviewed several people during my professional career. Not once did their attire factor into my decision as to whether I should hire them or not. I wasn't your typical run of the mill hiring manager though and thus, one shouldn't use me an example for any case studies on the do's and don'ts of interview dressing. I dance to the beat of a different drummer my friends...That being said, I do know what employers-at-large come to expect and our program coordinator, Linda Street, gave us a very consise and visually entertaining presentation on building a professional wardrobe.
Your Guide
Why Build a Professional Basic Wardrobe?
- Looking professional makes others view you as professional
- Having a polished look puts you in a more "business like" mindset.
- Stocking up on those few key pieces without spending a lot of money provides easy, interchangeable options to wear.
- It’s fun to play the savvy professional woman’s role –a smart wardrobe can help you do that.
Here are the recommended 10 Wardrobe Essentials
- Suit - well fitted
- Blouse/Shell - not low cut
- Dress Tees/Camisole - not tight
- Pencil Skirt - slim all the way around
- Blazer - well fitted, 3-button
- Spring Dresses - wrap or sheath
- Pants/Trouser - flat front
- Cardigan Sweater - fitted, not tight
- Trench Coat - belted
- Accessories - foundation garments, pumps, ballet flats, belts, stud earrings, pearl necklace, tote/professional shoulder bag, and summer scarves
"Think fitted, not tight"
"I'd love to be able to keep my style"
"These ideas can work for me!"
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